Michael Gah
Michael Gah's journey into the art world is deeply intertwined with his early experiences in Accra, Ghana, where he was born in 1995. Witnessing the stark environmental impact of textile pollution firsthand, Michael was compelled to act. Growing up just a stone's throw from a beach, he observed the tangible consequences of consumerism: textiles encroaching upon natural sands, a visual testament to the crisis. This proximity to environmental degradation ignited a resolve within Michael, shaping his artistic mission.
Country
Ghana
Birth
18/09/1995
From a young age, Michael honed his artistic skills, learning from local artists and navigating the vibrant streets of Accra to share his work. His craft was not just a means of expression but a hustle driven by a vision. Drawing from his childhood experiences of creatively repurposing textiles under his mother's guidance, Michael found a unique voice in the art world. His ability to transform discarded clothing into profound art pieces was not just innovative; it was a call to action.
Michael's artwork is a vivid dialogue with the world, encapsulating his dreams and concerns. Each piece is a narrative of transformation, from observing the impacts of waste to pioneering sustainable art practices. His art does not merely occupy space; it challenges the viewer to reconsider their relationship with consumption and waste.
