"Faces of Sissala Land: A Charcoal Portrait Series" pays homage to the people of the Sisaala land in the upper west region of Ghana, a vibrant community near the Ghana-Burkina border. This series of evocative charcoal portraits, brings forth the diverse faces, stories, and cultural richness of the individuals who call this land home. A place that Kara called home for 2 years from 2021-2023.

This series becomes a gallery of humanity, adorned with a collection of charcoal portraits that showcase the depth and beauty of the people of the Sisaala land. Each portrait is a window into the soul, capturing the unique features, expressions, and essence of the individuals portrayed. The charcoal medium lends itself to the creation of striking monochrome portraits, allowing the rich tonal values to convey a sense of depth, texture, and emotional resonance. The meticulous markings and delicate blending of the charcoal capture the intricate details of each face, highlighting the unique characteristics and cultural heritage of the subjects.

The series explores the diversity within the Sisaala community, one that is known to produce charcoal. Featuring portraits of people of different ages, genders, and backgrounds. Each portrait tells a compelling story, revealing the collective identity and spirit of the Sisaala people.

The series serves as a tribute to the individuals who contribute to the rich fabric of Sisaala's heritage, offering a platform for their voices to be heard and their faces to be seen. It is an opportunity to honour and celebrate the vibrant identity and unique character of the Sisaala people to Ghana's cultural landscape.