Procedure and Serendipity – The Ceramics of K K Broni
Kk broni’s dialogue with clay defies systematic approach. It is often like play in which chance is allowed to direct the proceedings. As one of the few Ghanaian contemporary ceramists who follows the path of synthesising traditional and modern forms, Broni (Fig. 1) is particularly outstanding for his profound experimentation with forms.
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