Based at the Accra Arts Center, Samuel Darko is a Ghanaian visual artist dedicated to capturing the spirit of rural Africa. Working from his studio in Accra, his paintings reflect the landscapes, characters, and traditions that shaped his early observations of community life.

Working with warm colors and confident brushwork, Samuel brings a sense of life and movement to each canvas. His village scenes feel familiar yet freshly observed. His wildlife studies show both strength and vulnerability. His mask pieces serve as cultural reminders, connecting the present to tradition.

Samuel also creates custom works for clients around the world. Whether it is a personal story, a family memory, or a scene inspired by home, he approaches each commission with the same authenticity that defines his studio practice.

Kojo is a visual artist with a Master’s degree in Visual Communication from the Berlin School of Business and Innovation. His work blends creativity with strategy, shaping Afrofrik’s evolving brand direction. Inspired by early visits to the Cape Coast Castle, he draws on history, design, and culture to tell stories through art. Now based in Hamburg, Germany, Kojo’s contemporary approach continues to define Afrofrik’s authentic artistic identity.

Based in Massachusetts, USA, Ellen leads Afrofrik's presence across the Americas—from North and South America to the Caribbean. With deep strategic understanding of creative branding and consumer engagement, she plays a key role in positioning Afrofrik for global growth. A foundational contributor to the brand’s identity, Ellen's work connects African heritage with a worldwide audience that values authenticity, creativity and design rooted in cultural identity.

Leading Afrofrik’s European presence from, Paris, France, Nana focuses on building sustainable connections between African creators and European markets. A procurement and sustainability professional, Nana is developing Afrofrik’s partnerships with galleries, collectors, and distributors while strengthening Afrofrik’s supply chain across Europe. His work ensures that Africa’s artistry reaches the world with integrity, quality, and respect for both culture and craftsmanship.