In a dusty corner of Ouagadougou, sparks fly and metal sings. Here, Burkinabé artist Hamed Ouattara pounds life into discarded oil drums — turning the leftovers of industry into sculptural pieces that carry the heartbeat of Africa’s resilience.
In a dusty corner of Ouagadougou, sparks fly and metal sings. Here, Burkinabé artist Hamed Ouattara pounds life into discarded oil drums — turning the leftovers of industry into sculptural pieces that carry the heartbeat of Africa’s resilience.
