Fatoumata Traore is a Guinean-Congolese, Houston-based artist whose canvas work explores profound themes within modern society, including the fragility of truth, the role of institutions, and the prevalence of moral decay. She utilizes acrylic markers on canvas and incorporates 3D elements, aligning with mixed media and collage-style mediums. Fatoumata also engages in research that examines the intersections of social, political, and cultural forces in U.S. society and writes about how these dynamics shape interpersonal relationships. Through her art and publications, Fatoumata encourages viewers and readers to critically engage with the intricate and often challenging complexities of the world around them.
The University of Houston | Bachelor's of Business Administration in HR Management | Master's of Public Policy
Kilgore College| Associate of Science | Associate of Arts
First Law Review Publication | Spring 2025
BAMSA Bi-Annual Art Finalist |Fall 2025
The Daily Cougar AI Research Publication | Fall 2025