The Story So Far…
Natasha Awuku is an award-winning multidisciplinary artist working across visual art and music. Her work moves between galleries, public art, community projects, commissions, performance and original music, often bringing the two worlds together through colour, rhythm and storytelling
Characterised by intricate details, her paintings have earned her accolades such as "The Art of Energy" prize, and inclusion in the curated display at ‘The Affordable Art Fair’ in London. Natasha’s art celebrates the beauty of nature and the surreal. In her work you can find motifs likes clouds, flowers, butterflies against dream-like, or urban landscapes.
In addition to her work as an artist, Natasha is a versatile musician—an expressive vocalist, multi-instrumentalist, and skilled music producer. Her music blends genres such as house and R&B with soulful undertones, crafting a distinctive sound all her own. With years of experience in the industry, she has written, produced, and arranged music, and is also a self-released artist, live performer, and music educator.
ART EXHIBITIONS
2026 - Group Exhibition | ‘In the Loop’ at Atom Gallery
2026 - Group Exhibition | ‘Inside Out’ at Lea Bridge Library
2025 - Group Exhibition | ‘Mind the Map’ at The Sidings, Waterloo Station & Itvoids
2024 - Group Exhibition | ‘Prestigious Contemporary Art Exhibition’ at the Air Ambulance Service Art Auction
2024 - Solo Exhibition | ‘Welcome to the Cloudscape’ at Two More Years
2022 - Group Exhibition | ‘Bad Reputation’ at Riverside Studios, London
2022 - Group Exhibition | Curated Display at The Affordable Art Fair, London Battersea
2021 - Group Exhibition | ‘The Art of Energy’ at The Centre for Energy Ethics
AWARDS & RECOGNITION
2026 - The UK Small Business Awards Finalist
Natasha Awuku has been named a finalist in the Best Creative Arts Business category at the UK Small Business Awards, recognising her work as an independent artist and the creative business she has built.
2021 - The Art of Energy
Launched by the Centre for Energy Ethics at the University of St Andrews, The Art of Energy was an international art competition exploring the theme of energy through different creative mediums. Natasha received joint third prize for her artwork Circular Motions of Life, selected from 135 submissions from artists around the world.