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Rosa-Johan Uddoh (b.1993, Croydon) is an artist exploring an over-identification with places, objects or celebrities in British popular culture, decolonisation, and the effects of this on self-esteem. Making work across ceramics, performance, fan-fiction and sound, she is still influenced by her architectural background, rooting stories in specific spaces and materials. Rosa studied Architecture BA at Cambridge University and completed her MA Fine Art Media at The Slade as a Sarabande scholar, selected by Nick Knight OBE. She is a 2018 New Contemporaries artist and the first Liverpool Biennial & Liverpool John Moores University Fellow.
Rosa-Johan Uddoh (b.1993, Croydon) is an artist exploring an over-identification with places, objects or celebrities in British popular culture, decolonisation, and the effects of this on self-esteem. Making work across ceramics, performance, fan-fiction and sound, she is still influenced by her architectural background, rooting stories in specific spaces and materials. Rosa studied Architecture BA at Cambridge University and completed her MA Fine Art Media at The Slade as a Sarabande scholar, selected by Nick Knight OBE. She is a 2018 New Contemporaries artist and the first Liverpool Biennial & Liverpool John Moores University Fellow.
