Aysha Amin (DK) is an artist, curator and architect from Gellerup, Aarhus, where she founded the gallery Andromeda 8220.

Alongside her artistic practice, she leads educational and architectural projects for young people in social housing areas through Vi Fællesskaber Vores By. She has contributed as a writer to the French critical architecture magazine The Funambulist, served as co-curator of the Aarhus programme for Copenhagen Architecture Festival, and worked as jury member and co-curator of the Spring Exhibition at Kunsthal Charlottenborg. Her work has also appeared in architectural publications and group exhibitions at the Berlin Biennale and the Venice Biennale. In 2025, she received the Aarhus Art Prize Solo Award in recognition of her broad artistic practice in Aarhus. For the past decade, Amin has developed a practice spanning architecture, art, politics and the environment through exhibitions, writing, teaching, archival work and festivals, exploring how and why we live the way we do from a both/and perspective that embraces multiple identities, memories, languages and peripheral locations.

Photo credit: Mishael Fapohunda