Hi, I’m Nana Ama.

I'm a Ghanaian-British photographer, writer and creative producer from London. Since 2020, I’ve gained experience working in a range of administrative, creative and strategic roles in film production, advertising and with contemporary arts organisations in both a freelance and in-house capacity.

Central to my being is a love for connecting with people across different languages and mediums. Be it through the visual language of my photography or the written language of my editorial work, I’m driven by a need to find ways to make conversations in arts and culture more accessible and inclusive.

As a native English-speaker, fluent in Spanish, Italian with a basic understanding of Twi and French, I bring a deeply communicative, empathetic and open mindset to the table.

I’m drawn to projects navigating the intersection between art and architecture, with a keen focus on spotlighting underrepresented perspectives and voices in these spaces. My writing has been published both digitally and in print for Wallpaper*, Architectural Digest ME, Dazed, SLEEK and MANJU Journal, while my photography work has been regularly featured in marketing material for events at Bow Arts, Barbican Centre,  New Architecture Writers and more.

Aside from my creative work, I love journalling, travelling, knitting and crocheting.

I’m open to event photography and editorial writing commissions as well as collaborations, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.