Amah is a multi-disciplinary 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, she wants to express emotion and narrate abstract stories from multiple viewpoints to push the way we interact with our subconscious and our conscious. Through the inspiration of her homeland Africa, she uses shapes in a brutalist way to convey the power of imagery and the complexity of abstract stories. Inspired by her eclectic upbringing of a transmigration periphery of her embodiment of different culture aims to evoke an emotional and intellectual response in viewers through recollection, imagery, and universality. In her work, she tries to combine the coexistence of two worlds in the representation of duality to which she feels she belongs. The pull of the color, abstractionism, and powerful mythos of African stories and the metaphorical communication and complexity of American society. Through her visual art she shows the power of color and multiples of overlapping lines, tribal forms, and geometrical lines, she fuses architectural futurism to create a duality and union of past and present. Amah’s aesthetic is to serve a balance to the chaos of language between the literal and metaphorical, the overuse of definitions with the lack of, the belief of comprehension and disillusions; manifesting a linguistic and ideology that pushes counterpoints and information through our conscious and unconscious realms.