Zizi Biantoko

Zizi Biantoko is a Kikongo phrase that translates to 'Beautyful Faces'. The face is the heart or core expression of a person, place or a thing. It is the window into its essence: the face of the mountain, the face of the stream, the face of an elder, the face of justice. This is what a photographer seeks to uncover. For me, photography is a vehicle in the search for home, in the search for stories that will inspire Afrikan people wherever WE are and help us to rediscover our way home.

Wednesday, June 29, 2005

Assin Manso - Ghana, West Afrika

Photo taken by Nkenge Ayo

3 Comments:

Anonymous said...: Kwadwo & Ayo,

Medase for your efforts to bring this gift to us.

We just read your words and saw your pictures in our African World class.

We are all very moved and strengthened by this great dose of "ourstory."

Mama Afiya; 3:28 PM
Anonymous said...: Kwadwo,

Your words and photos spiritually take me to Mother Afrika and inspire me to make my physical return a reality.

Medase,

Ena Yaa; 4:44 PM
JoanClaire said...: Hotep,
Yours words and photos are so beautiful. I have visited Ghana twice and plan on returing at least one more time.
I haven't been able to upload my photos or even post entries of my various trips to Africa. I shall
attempt to ascess the help function. Once again thanks
Auset; 9:39 AM

Zizi Biantoko

Wednesday, June 29, 2005

Assin Manso - Ghana, West Afrika

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