Kameo Chambers (Philadelphia, PA) is a Jamaican American conceptual artist, designer, and curator who reimagines cultural memory and perception through digital and physical assemblages. Working with mediums such as video, photogrammetry, glass, sugar, plastic combs and hair clips, her research-based practice creates surreal, hyperrealized landscapes that interrogate autonomy, material culture, and the aesthetics of Black femme embodiment.
Her work has been exhibited at Kungliga Musikhögskolan (Sweden), Cultural DC, The Institute of Electronic Arts (NY), Grace Exhibition Space (NY), BricTV (NY), Vox Populi (PA), and the University of Pittsburgh (PA), among others. In recognition of her academic and artistic accomplishments, Chambers is a Vira I. Heinz Scholar and won First Place with Special Merit from the American Scholastic Press Association (2021–22). Chambers holds a BA in Interdisciplinary Arts from the University of Pittsburgh and an MFA in Electronic Integrated Arts from Alfred University. Her work is in the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford's public collection and was recently an artist in residence at the Keyes Residency (ME).