Nanuka Tchitchoua is a Los Angeles based painter, experimental filmmaker. b.1978

Nanuka’s practice responds to a contemporary condition marked by speed, disconnection, and cultural forgetting. Working across painting, film, and archival research, she explores the entanglement of history, ecology, mysticism, and personal memory, using art as a space for reflection and spiritual inquiry.

Drawing from dreams, landscapes, wetlands, and shifting atmospheres, her work creates poetic encounters that reconnect the visible and invisible, the personal and collective. In a time increasingly shaped by fragmentation and distraction, her practice insists on the value of contemplation, offering images that preserve memory, deepen our relationship to place, and open possibilities for transformation.