How would you describe your art in one sentence?
My art is colorful, fluid, and unbound by gender—guided solely by what feels authentic and comfortable to me.
Name something in your environment or culture that inspires you, and why.
I’m inspired by the way people in my environment embrace their individuality—expressing themselves freely through their unique style, dance, and refusal to conform to traditional norms.
Which professional achievement has been the most meaningful for you so far?
I believe my most meaningful professional achievement is still ahead of me. I’m continuously building and growing, preparing myself for that milestone moment.
Do you prefer analog or digital photography, and why?
For now, I’m most comfortable with digital photography, but I’m currently learning analog and can’t wait to master it. I’m confident I’ll come to prefer analog once I do.
How does living in Ghana shape your perspective as a photographer?
Living in Ghana shapes my perspective as a photographer by immersing me in a rich tapestry of culture, tradition, and everyday stories. The vibrant colors, the diverse ways people express themselves, and the deep sense of community inspire me to capture moments that reflect both individuality and shared experiences. Ghana’s unique blend of history and modernity constantly influences my creative vision.
What role does your photography play in reflecting or influencing society?
My photography allows people to see beauty through my lens, often revealing perspectives they might not have considered. It serves as a bridge to make others more invested in our culture, sparking curiosity and encouraging meaningful questions. By capturing authentic moments and expressions, my work not only reflects society but also inspires deeper connections and appreciation for the stories and traditions that define us.
Where do you go or what do you do to find inspiration or reconnect with yourself?
The beach is where I truly reconnect with myself, finding peace and clarity. I also draw inspiration from engaging in conversations, observing people, and immersing myself in the community.People and their stories are a constant source of creativity and connection for me.
What’s a question or theme you’re currently exploring through your work?
I’m exploring how individuality and self-expression can challenge societal norms and redefine beauty. This inspires me to capture personal stories and unique perspectives through my photography.