Ama Antwiwaa Amponsah
Through colour, form, and texture I communicate what words cannot reach. Each piece is a world built from layers — cardboard, paint, cut paper — woven together into something that holds emotion, memory, and meaning all at once.
Ama Antwiwaa Amponsah — known as Triple "A" — is a young British/Ghanaian autistic artist who began practicing visual arts around age three. Diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder early on, she found solace and expression through art, developing a language built from drawing, painting, collage, and layered textures.
Her expressive portrait series, mixed-media collages, and mini installations have gained international recognition. A piece selected as the cover image for The Lancet Child & Adolescent Health (February 2024) and a solo showing at the GUBA Foundation's Autism Awareness & Acceptance Exhibition in London brought her work to a wide audience — including Lord Paul Boateng, Danny Sapani, June Sarpong, and Hugh Quarshie. She is a recipient of the GUBA Rising Star Award (2023).
Selected exhibitions
- 2024
- AAA Exhibition, GUBA Foundation, London · solo
- 2024
- Cover artist, The Lancet Child & Adolescent Health, February issue
- 2023
- GUBA Rising Star Award · recipient
Recognition
- GUBA Rising Star Award, 2023
- The Lancet Cover Artist, February 2024
- Private collections, UK & Ghana
New works added as they are ready.
A short note when new lots are available — no more than a few times a year.