Epifania Akosua Amoo-Adare is a multifaceted artist, independent womanist-feminist scholar, and development professional. As the founder of Biraa Creative Initiative (BCI) Ltd, she fosters collaborations that blend creative expression, research, storytelling, and advocacy, while focusing on unlearning. Through BCI, Epifania aims to transform development thinking, emphasizing the "art of unthinking" – a process that challenges outdated paradigms and encourages self-transformation through the development of critical literacies essential for navigating our rapidly changing mobile world.

Epifania’s work invites deeper reflection on human and social development by co-creating spaces for dialogue and creativity in order to decolonize hegemonic frameworks and promote more inclusive, decolonial narratives. Drawing on her extensive experience across education, international development, and social housing in diverse global contexts, including Afghanistan, Germany, Ghana, Qatar, the UK and the USA, she integrates these insights into her artistic and scholarly work.

With a Ph.D. in Education from UCLA and as a RIBA part II qualified architect, Epifania's interests encompass the creative arts, critical spatial literacy, epistemology, feminism(s), decoloniality and spirituality. She is also a versatile artist – as the creative persona A.B. Godfreed, who shares art, beat-mixes, and narratives digitally. Through platforms such as Medium, Instagram and Soundcloud, she explores the interconnectedness of humanity, celebrating diversity while recognizing our shared epigenetic bonds. Her work, blending art, technology, and critical thought, continues to inspire and provoke new ways of understanding our collective and highly entangled experience.