Valerie Ebuwa: Multi-Disciplinary Artist, Choreographer, Writer and Performer

Valerie Ebuwa is a multi-disciplinary artist, choreographer, and writer based in London whose work occupies the intersections of movement, activism, and cultural critique. A graduate of the London Contemporary Dance School, she has developed a versatile career that includes high-profile collaborations with renowned companies such as Clod Ensemble and Vincent Dance Theatre, artists such as Marina Abramovic and Eddie Peake as well as features in music videos for artists like FKA Twigs, Solange and Chase & Status and most recently touring with Jamie xx. Valerie Ebuwa is specifically recognized for her long-term project, ValUE, which uses dance and visual art to decode racial oppression and offer new perspectives on the Black female body, challenging historical objectification and patriarchy. Beyond the stage, Valerie Ebuwa is an active voice in arts journalism, contributing to publications like I am Hip Hop and The Stage. Her practice frequently bridges the gap between commercial modeling and fine art, using her physicality to explore agency and identity. As a mentor and host, she supports artists in presenting bold, experimental work. Through her diverse portfolio—encompassing choreographed pieces like CTRL+V and Down Bad—Valerie Ebuwa continues to push boundaries in performance art, making her a vital figure in the contemporary London creative scene. Her work has been recognized in major outlets like Crack Magazine, i-D, and Glass Magazine, reflecting her impact across multiple artistic disciplines.