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 Amarachi's (b. 2002) work is rooted in self-expression, culture, heritage, and language. Her practice extends beyond personal expression to include teaching and skill-sharing, bridging the gap between artistic practice and education. She believes in the power of art as a therapeutic outlet and a means of storytelling, a way of reclaiming heritage and culture. Amarachi is also an international exhibiting artist,  recently selected for the WWW Open Call at NGO DEI in The Hague, Netherlands. Muotoh is also an educator and has been teaching for over 6 years. She has also  illustrated for Kokonuthead media ,and writer for Broken Englizh. Her short film "passengering" has also been featured in the Late at Tate Britain as part of a showcase in collaboration with the Hurvin Anderson exhibition. She is committed to creating inclusive community spaces that welcome diversity and provides a safe environment for individuals to explore their creativity collectively.

Amarachi's practice is centred around decolonial ways of thinking, living and envisioning the future.