Kiara Ama Jade (b. 1998) is an interdisciplinary artist living and working between London, UK, and Roseau, Dominica.

Through sculpture and sound, she explores ancestral memory, cyclical time, and the instability of historical narrative. Using clay, plaster, and mixed media, she creates materially grounded forms influenced by nature, brutalist architecture and the Indigenous sculptural traditions of Dominica, balancing monumentality with intimacy.

Her practice is rooted in questions of preservation and distortion, how histories survive, how knowledge is manipulated, and how memory fractures across generations. Combining intuitive hand-building with moments of mechanical precision, she treats sculpture as both an archive and a conduit.

Jade’s artistic, spiritual, and wellbeing practices are inseparable. Deeply invested in how atmosphere and sensory experience shape psychological states, she builds immersive environments in which sound operates as invisible architecture. Her installations function as acts of worldbuilding, spaces that invite reflection, altered perception, and embodied presence.

Featured as talent in editorials and campaigns with global brands like H&M and Dolce & Gabbana, Kiara is leveraging her connections to foster cultural dialogue through upcoming events, creating spaces that cultivate connectivity, wellness, and creative expression.

fine art portfolio and project enquiries: hello@kiaraamajade.com

press partnerships and collaborations: info@resilientcollective.co