Marfa muse
Kesewa Aboah is a British artist and model based in London. Working intuitively across disciplines, her practice explores instinct, movement and the emotional language of materials. Raised between fashion and art, she developed an early sensitivity to image-making and storytelling, later refining her approach through formal study in New York.
Alongside a long-standing presence in front of the camera, Aboah’s artistic work has evolved through commissions and residencies, with a focus on tactile, expressive forms. Her work often centres on themes of femininity, connection and embodied experience, unfolding through a process that is both instinctive and reflective.
When you create, are you following a feeling, an idea, or something else less defined?
It usually starts with following my intuition. As I go, I shape that into an idea, which I then begin to follow.
Where is your favourite place on earth?
My home.
What is your stance?
Everything in moderation, including moderation.