Serge Attukwei Clottey transforms discarded plastics into compelling statements on environmental degradation, migration, and identity. Rooted in Ghanaian culture, his multidisciplinary practice merges activism and aesthetics, challenging how society values waste and highlighting urgent global ecological and social issues.

Clottey’s art bridges contemporary African storytelling with environmental activism, elevating discarded materials into powerful symbols of social critique and cultural preservation. His installations urge viewers to reconsider humanity’s impact on the environment and the interwoven nature of culture, identity, and sustainability.

Exhibited at FABRICA, UK (2019) and The Mistake Room, Los Angeles (2020), Clottey’s work is held in major collections including the Palm Springs Art Museum, Kunstmuseum Arnhem, and Museum of African Contemporary Art Al Maaden (MACAAL).