Palm Plantations in the Eastern Region.
Chiefs and their families being carried during a festival near the city of Nkaw Kaw.
'Chiefs' Oil on Paper, 2009.
'The Troubled Uncle' Oil on Canvas, 2012.
These mini-vans are called Tro Tros. They crash as often as they do not.
John, owner of God's Time is the Best mask shop in Afosu.
'God's Time is the Best' Oil on Canvas, 2009.
A Galamsey gold mine near New Abriem.
A Galamsey after work, smoking his 'courage,' which helps get him through the day.
'Gather and Sell' Oil on Canvas, 2009.
The entrance to this mine was just over two feet wide.
'The Well' Oil on Canvas, 2011.
Whenever a new chief comes power he has a dream in which the local spirit of the town tells him which day of the week is the taboo day. On taboo days the mines are abandoned.
'Hey Hey Galamsey' Oil on Canvas, 2011.
'The Locals' Oil on Canvas. 2012.
'Sama Sama Zama Zama' Oil on Canvas, 2011.
'The Whole Side of the Hill' Oil on Paper, 2009.
Most tribes in Ghana belong to an Asafo which were local militias. They still exist today but function as more of a social club.
'The Spiritual and the Exorcised' Oil on Paper, 2009.
'St Patrick' Oil on Canvas, 2011.
Diamond mines somewhere between the towns of Afosu and New Abriem.
Diamond Galamsey.
'Via Good Will' Oil on Canvas, 2012.