Ibiye Kamp is a multidisciplinary artist.
Her work engages with technology, trade and material within the African Diaspora.

Ibiye’s work forms an investigation into postcolonial subjects, technology, and the built environment. She utilises architectural tools to create sound, video, accompanied by augmented reality and 3D objects. This is in order to highlight the biases and conflicts of technology.

Ibiye’s past work in Sierra Leone, Nigeria and Ethiopia investigated the dynamics of technological glitches of data, to emphasise the conflicts of digital infrastructure in the landscapes, and uses the tools of architecture in a conflicting manner. This causes a technological malfunction which questions the disconnect of technology to the reality of the landscape.