Major Bodies
of Work.

Chapter I · No. 01 · Tanzania

Tanzania — The Land Remembers Her

The visitor becomes lineage. The future learns Africa first. Arrival, integration and ancestral presence meet as the work asks what it means to belong.

Chapter I · No. 02 · Egypt

Egypt — Children of the Pyramids

The pyramids were never finished—the children continue the work. Stone returns as sand while ancestral knowledge, endurance and renewal move into the future.

Chapter I · No. 03 · Ghana

Ghana — Gold Left. People Remained.

Material wealth was extracted, yet identity endured. Accra stands upon ancestral knowledge, and the people carry a value that could never be removed.

Chapter I · No. 04 · Mozambique

Mozambique — The Water Knew Them

The ocean becomes a living archive of migration, memory and return. What comes from the water is not always foreign—it is often returning.

Chapter I · No. 05 · Soweto

Soweto, South Africa — Streets Is Watching

Soweto is presented as a living witness. Power may watch from above, but observation does not equal control—the streets hold memory, authority and unseen resilience.

Catalogue No. 01

Beauty

Elegance, grace and harmony—beauty understood as both outward presence and inner spiritual quality.

Catalogue No. 02

Hope

Optimism, resilience and faith in better days ahead; a visual language of renewal and possibility.

Catalogue No. 03

God’s Supremacy

A meditation on divine sovereignty, omnipotence and spiritual presence, inviting humility and reverence.

Catalogue No. 04

Royalty

Authority, continuity, wisdom and the far-reaching responsibility of leadership.

Catalogue No. 05

Peace

Harmony, calm and balance; the enduring pursuit of understanding and peaceful communal life.

Catalogue No. 06

Power of Love

Love as a force of unity, healing and resilience—and one of life’s most powerful guides.

Catalogue No. 07

Interdependence

Mutual reliance, shared responsibility and cooperation between the individual and the community.

Catalogue No. 08

Teamwork

Collaboration, shared responsibility and the harmony created by working toward a common goal.

Catalogue No. 09

Unity

Togetherness, harmony and collective strength—the power of people standing together.

Catalogue No. 10

Loyalty, Service

Dedication, responsibility and steadfast commitment; leadership understood as faithful service to others.

Catalogue No. 11

Learn from the Past

The Sankofa principle: retrieve what is valuable from the past and use its wisdom to build a stronger future.

Catalogue No. 12

Hard Work

Diligence, perseverance and resilience; achievement built through sustained effort and determination.

Catalogue No. 13

God Child

Divine presence, spiritual identity and the sacred relationship between humanity and creation.

Catalogue No. 14

Peacemaking

Harmony, reconciliation and the active pursuit of unity—peace as a living responsibility.

Catalogue No. 15

Truthfulness

Honesty, clarity and authenticity; a life grounded in sincerity, trust and genuine human connection.

Catalogue No. 16

Skillfulness

Creativity, mastery, learning and craftsmanship—the disciplined development of human talent.

Catalogue No. 17

Chieftaincy

Traditional African leadership, dignity, wisdom, heritage and service; authority as both privilege and duty.

Catalogue No. 18

Endurance

The perseverance, courage and resilience required to continue through hardship and uncertainty.

Catalogue No. 19

Life’s Dynamics

Balance, movement and transformation within the constantly changing forces that shape human existence.

Catalogue No. 20

Energy

The invisible force of movement and vitality, connecting physical power with spiritual strength and transformation.

Catalogue No. 21

In God We Trust

A declaration of faith, humility and confidence in divine guidance, protection and sacred light.

Catalogue No. 22

Unity

Cooperation, solidarity and unity in diversity—coming together with shared purpose without losing individuality.

Series One · No. 2

River Scene with Beautiful Flowers

Series One · No. 3

Sunset Over the Ocean

Series One · No. 4

Black Buffalo

Series One · No. 5

Standing Zebra

Series Two · No. 6

African Woman

Series Two · No. 7

A Path into Nature

Series Two · No. 8

The Leopard at Water

Series Two · No. 9

Mother and Calf

Series Two · No. 10

The Clash

Series Two · No. 11

Ocean at Sundown

Series Two · No. 12

Elephants at the Watering Hole

Series Two · No. 13

Waiting for Mother

Series Two · No. 14

Life by the River

Series Two · No. 15

Together by the River

Series Two · No. 16

The Stream of Renewal

Series Two · No. 17

Golden Shores

Series Two · No. 18

Sundown on a River with Swans

Series Two · No. 19

Hadza Hunters Overlooking Their Territory at Sunset

Catalogue No. 01

Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park & Mausoleum

A tribute to Dr. Kwame Nkrumah and the enduring ideals of progress, unity, leadership, sacrifice and African self-determination.

Catalogue No. 02

Wa Naa’s Palace

Sudano-Sahelian architecture becomes a living testament to tradition, craftsmanship, royal heritage and the connection between people and place.

Catalogue No. 03

Tongo Hills

Sacred landscape and distinctive earthen architecture celebrate the harmony between human creativity, history, memory and nature.

Catalogue No. 04

Main Mosque Tamale

Faith, architecture and everyday urban movement coexist in a portrait of Tamale where tradition and modernity meet.

Catalogue No. 05

Mountain Afadjato

The mountain’s serene majesty and spiritual significance invite reflection on nature’s strength and the relationship between land, memory and identity.

Catalogue No. 06

Okomfo Anokye

The legendary Ashanti priest and co-founder of the Ashanti Empire stands as a symbol of divine authority, unity, spirituality and enduring strength.

Catalogue No. 07

Boti Waterfalls

Cascading water and surrounding nature convey calm, purity, spiritual renewal and the timeless rhythm of Ghana’s landscape.

Catalogue No. 08

Masqueraders Street Carnival

The energy of African street celebration brings tradition, identity and joy together in a collective story of community, heritage and shared spirit.

Catalogue No. 09

Otumfuo Osei Tutu II

Ashanti pride, wisdom and leadership are expressed through the Asantehene’s regal presence, with gold accents carrying the brilliance of Ashanti royalty.

Catalogue No. 10

Sunyani Teaching Hospital

A symbol of healing, service and hope, honouring healthcare professionals as pillars of compassion, discipline and quiet dignity.

Catalogue No. 11

Cape Coast Castle

A solemn remembrance of the transatlantic slave trade that honours those who suffered while affirming African resilience and enduring spirit.