Teddy Osei is a Ghanaian-born ceramic artist, writer, and assistant professor of ceramics and 3D design foundations at Lincoln University of Pennsylvania. His research-driven practice examines migration, displacement, identity, and memory through clay by drawing on Ghanaian architectural forms, traditional vessels, and found objects. Osei holds an MFA in visual studies from Missouri State University and an MA in ceramics from Eastern Illinois University. His writing and studio practice foreground process and memories embedded in materials, positioning clay as a medium through which diasporic histories, cultural continuity, and transformation are critically examined.