Dream Photograph - Limited Edition of 10

His body of work is a celebration of his own lived experiences as well as those in the communities in which he finds himself. His works involves vivid colours to break free from the traditional way of painting only on canvas. He explores pre-colonial culture as well as decolonized practices in contemporary culture, the essence of black identity and questions of empowerment in society. His body of work, which he calls Anansinisim, takes advantage of the intricate design of spider webs, their complexity, and their embolizing effect. Through fusing visual design networks in a syncopated manner, and infusing Adinkra symbology from Ghanaian history, he create both original and traditional designs that are painted onto the body. He uses the ritual mask as a representation of identity as well as designs on the body to re-echo the collective knowledge and wisdom of his ancestors, which are gradually losing their vigor among contemporary audiences.