Amanda Offor is a Nigerian-American artist whose practice spans charcoal, oil, acrylic, pastel, ceramic and glass. Working between London and Jingdezhen, China, she investigates grief, memory and loss, often exploring the ways nostalgia can be reconstructed or falsified. Through her interdisciplinary approach, Offor demonstrates a sustained professional commitment to craft, creating work that is technically skilled, materially inventive and deeply engaged with the human experience of memory and loss.
Amanda Offor is a Nigerian-American artist whose practice spans charcoal, oil, acrylic, pastel, ceramic and glass. Working between London and Jingdezhen, China, she investigates grief, memory and loss, often exploring the ways nostalgia can be reconstructed or falsified.
Offor commenced her BFA Fine Art (Painting) at Cornell University before continuing her practice at the Slade School of Fine Art, London which she recently completed in 2026.
Her work has been exhibited internationally and acquired by the Yemisi Shyllon Museum of Art, Nigeria.
Across mediums, she combines material experimentation with conceptual rigor, using diverse materials to convey emotional and psychological landscapes.
Through her interdisciplinary approach, Offor demonstrates a sustained professional commitment to craft, creating work that is technically skilled, materially inventive and deeply engaged with the human experience of memory and loss.
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