Ama is a Baltimore born foundationally Black and Aegean interdisciplinary artist whose work explores the layered complexities of identity through the lenses of ancestry, mixed-race heritage, motherhood, spirituality, sexuality and femininity through expression. Utilizing various media, she crafts visual narratives that delve into the interplay between personal history and collective memory. Often using bright colors and light to convey by any means necessary at times it may feel that her work takes no prisoners.
Irene is an artist that has explored several different mediums including drawing, painting, and sculpture. They went to Carver Center for the Arts and Technology in Towson, Maryland for Visual Arts and then University of Maryland, Baltimore County to complete a Bachelor of Arts in Biology. Irene now combines their interests in science with their art in order to spark more interest in nature.