Sudaisu Osman (b. 2003, Ghana) is an artist working across drawing, installation, and mixed media. His practice examines memory, temporality, and the material traces of decay. He investigates how histories are embedded in surfaces, landscapes, and processes of extraction. Recent work shifts toward mapping and image construction, using sites of informal mining as records of labor, use, and depletion. His approach treats material as both evidence and subject, exploring how histories fragment, persist, and transform. He is currently a student.