Saint Takyi is a London-based artist whose multidisciplinary practice spans painting, sculpture, drawing, and writing to construct speculative worlds rooted in mythology and identity. Working primarily in oil on canvas, Takyi creates dreamlike, dimorphic figures that merge child and adult characteristics, often using their own body as the sitter to explore ancestry, spirituality, and the complexities of dual heritage. Blue, a colour both symbolically charged and uncommon in nature, becomes a recurring visual language through which ephemeral humanoid forms emerge, reflecting the artist’s interest in worldbuilding, anthropological photography, and the creation of alternative histories and mythologies.

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