Ama Dogbe is a British-Ghanaian artist whose work engages with a range of personal and societal themes through digital mediums including video games, digital animations and audio-visual installations. Her processes use self-taught and collaborative techniques to arrive at experimental and unconventional outcomes. 

A 2024/2025 FLAMIN Fellow, Ama's 2024 solo exhibition Signs Of Love was held at Modern Painters, New Decorators, Loughborough. Her recent commissions include Spike Island Digital Commission (2023), MPND - Signs of Life (2023), Fermynwoods Contemporary Art - Xylophobia Online (2023), and tiata fahodzi's Black Earth (2022). She was also the 2023 Digital Artist in Residence at Chisenhale Into the Wild and a 2022 resident with BOM X Videotage ‘Virtual Bodies’. Earlier commissions include Attenborough Arts Centre's The World is a Work in Progress (2021) and Dazed X GAP's New Gen Gap (2020). Ama graduated from Loughborough University in 2021 with a First-Class BA in Fine Art.