I am a Ghanaian-born Los Angeles based filmmaker and photographer driven by curiosity, light, and the human experience. My work explores the intersections of culture, spirituality, and identity, using visual storytelling to document the profound and the everyday.
Through my lens, I seek to capture not just moments but the emotions, silences, and stories that exist within them. Whether immersed in the sacred rituals or wandering through the quiet corners of a city at night, my approach remains the same—observant, intentional, and deeply engaged.
My photography is shaped by a cinematic eye, where light and color play as much of a role as the subjects themselves. I strive for an intimate yet expansive perspective, one that places people within the landscapes of their lives. In every frame, I aim to create a space where cultural nuances, fleeting gestures, and deep human connections can be felt.
Ultimately, my work is about presence—being fully in a moment, witnessing life as it unfolds, and sharing those moments in a way that resonates beyond borders.