Eustace Mamba
Eustace Mamba (b. 1992, NYC, USA) is an artist and designer whose practice is shaped by his West Indian heritage and upbringing in between New York and Pennsylvania, where family, community, and environment were constant influences.
Working across painting, design, and sewn mixed media, Eustace creates images that hold both personal memory and shared experience, using familiar forms to explore connection, resilience, and care. At its core, his practice is about connection and transformation.
“I believe in art’s power to expand perspective, provoke thought, and invite dialogue.”
His work has been presented, exhibited, and collected by institutions including the Woodmere Art Museum, WHYY (PBS), Philadelphia Museum of Art, and the Petrucci Family Foundation Collection of African American Art, and he holds an MFA and BFA from the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts.