Amah is a color-focused synesthetic artist who utilizes geometric shapes to create a dialogue on how we perceive and see what is around us. By playing with size, space, and color, her desire to use the simple elements of colors and shapes are layered with complexity.


This oppositional force that she repeatedly plays not only reinforces the dualistic nature of her identity but also that of which she sees in the narrative, and humanity as she balances the chaos of language and harmonizes metaphorical elements.


Amah’s usage of  lines and intensity of hues serve to push the counterpoints of linguistic ideology and manifest an abstract narrative through geometry. She reflects the futuristic time with the overuse of communication, imagery, and sensory experiences.


The influence of her African heritage to fill shapes and colors plays into the subconscious that abstraction even when literal still has a mythical layer and depth rooted in perception, history, and narrative.