“When you look at a African traditional mask you see not only the horror aspect of it but the beauty aspect of it as well because we see horror and beauty at the same time, creating a distortion...Looking at the surface of a painting you see three four layers at the same time, and this applies to the human face. You can read so many emotions on someone’s face and what lies behind the exterior …
“When you look at a African traditional mask you see not only the horror aspect of it but the beauty aspect of it as well because we see horror and beauty at the same time, creating a distortion...Looking at the surface of a painting you see three four layers at the same time, and this applies to the human face. You can read so many emotions on someone’s face and what lies behind the exterior they portray?”Kofi Awuyah studied art at the Vision Art College in Accra after realising that the business degree he had already earned was not going to take him on the path he was meant to be on. Since …
