British Ghanaian artist, Yvette Kissi, explores her cultural heritage and familial craft heritage.
Yvette Kissi invites you to journey through the diverse world of Ghanaian craft through first-hand visual documentation gathered during her last visit to Ghana. Discover the subtle nuances found in Yvette’s work that indicate the subconscious ways in which familial craft heritage and legacy influences her luxury textile practice.
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