Biko Haffar- Artist kitchen first sharpening the wood and

first sharpening the wood and then precision sharpening the graphite core

Then the pottery is placed into containers containing combustibles that ignite

Jacqui thinks it’s very important to continue to bring engaging art to the community that gets people talking about diversity and ways we can increase exposure and open dialogues in our communities

yellow and red hand-painted designs

Biko Haffar- Artist kitchen first sharpening the wood andBiko Kwamina Tamakloe Haffar is an abstract expressionist painter of Ghanaian heritage from Los Angeles, CA. His work draws from literature, eastern religion, Afrofuturism, and popular culture. Biko is the nephew of Ghanaian renowned artist, Kofi Agorsor