Museum of Memories is an experimental video game made with students from Bridgwater & Taunton College. Through a series of hands-on workshops, students were invited to bring physical objects into the digital world, preserving meaningful things from their lives in a virtual space. Produced over the course of two weeks, the game reveals new possibilities for DIY and collaborative approaches to game design. The game was made in collaboration with Bridgwater and Taunton College Level 3 Art Students, and commissioned by Contains Art, East Quay, Watchet.

Ama Dogbe is a British-Ghanaian artist whose work engages with a range of personal and societal themes through digital mediums including video games, digital animations and audio-visual installations. Her processes use self-taught and collaborative techniques to arrive at experimental and unconventional outcomes.

Ama has been commissioned by Modern Painters, New Decorators, Loughborough (2024), Spike Island, Bristol (2023) and tiata fahodzi, Watford (2022), selected as digital artist in residence with Chisenhale Into The Wild, London (2023), and was a resident artist at BOM, Birmingham (2022). She has also exhibited with Fermynwoods Contemporary Art (2022), East Bristol Contemporary (2022) and Attenborough Arts Centre, Leicester (2021).