Sika Bonsu (she/her) is an artist and curator whose work is grounded in Black feminist thought. She creates spaces across image, text and exhibitions that honor Black feminine wisdom and advance self-determined ways of knowing. She is the founder of Nuabaa Fie, a curatorial platform centering the aesthetic intelligence and lived realities of Black women.

Drawing on her Asante heritage, Bonsu’s practice is shaped by histories of migration and the shared aesthetic languages of the Black Diaspora. Her training in art history, gender studies, and museum practice informs her commitment to reimagining how institutions preserve, interpret, and value culture.