Aamirah Khafre is an interdisciplinary artist focusing in printmaking, graphic design and textiles.

 

Born and raised in North Philadelphia, PA, A.K. is currently practicing and studying in The  Bay Area on a full scholarship where she is earning a Fine Art BFA at California College of the  Arts. A.K. uses various craft media to exercise the concept of trusting the process within her  personal development. With her practice, she creates visual metaphors of lostness within self discovery and development in relation to societal teaching through works such as Lost in Self, Searching in Bliss.

 

While she is expanding out, A.K.’s primary focus has been in printmaking, where she  has studied at the Fabric Workshop and Museum and Brandywine Workshop and Archives, both  of Philadelphia. A.K. started the design intervention POSED PERCEPTION, a message of  duality that believes perspective is everything. Among her goals with the intervention is to  acknowledge self-development and create spaces of authentic engagement in an effort to build  longstanding community. She has collaborated with other artists in events such as A Curators Circle, A Hood  Perspective, A Good Perspective and Speaking My Language: The Love Edition.