About
Born in Koforidua, Ghana 1993.
Master's in Fine Arts, School of Visual Arts, NYC, 2019
Lives in Brooklyn, NY
My landscapes explore the complex relationship between humanity and nature. Using traditional oil painting techniques, I imagine scenes where human figures blend into skies and landscapes, blurring the line between the natural world and the constructed. Fluid gestures, marks, and shifting forms anchor these compositions, introducing a sense of uncertainty, movement, and possibility.
I am inspired by the vastness and mystery of space, as well as its constant motion, which I see as a reflection of the human experience: powerful, fragile, and continually evolving. Through layered textures, expressive brushstrokes, and a palette of earthy, balanced tones, I seek to capture moments of transformation and emotional depth.
Influenced by Romanticism and the German Rückenfigur tradition, where figures are positioned within expansive environments. My work invites viewers to step into the scene, encouraging them to reflect on their own relationship to nature, form, and the world around them.