Biography

Adama Keïta, is an Indo-Guadeloupean, and Senegalese curator, writer, and researcher raised in Martinique. She is currently pursuing a Master's in Critical Studies at Sandberg Instituut where her thesis explores Martinican ( nation language ) as a tool for liberation, focusing on sonic/somatic practices and linguistic cannibalism. She is the Founding Director of Nianiba, a Martinique-based (im)material space, functioning as an artistic and cultural-research lab. Nianiba’s itinerant approach extends across borders with cultural-research projects in the Caribbean, Latin America and the African continent Since April 2024, Adama Keïta has been a guest lecturer at the Fine Art School of Paris, and more specifically for Julien Creuzet’s students. Since April 2025, she's part of the international committee of the black Civilizations museum in Dakar ( Senegal ) .