Policarp Kwame Quarcoo (pquarme) is a Ghanaian-born surrealist artist based in Washington, DC. Deeply rooted in his West African heritage and shaped by his personal experiences, his art is a vibrant celebration of Black identity, freedom, and empowerment. Through his visually striking work, Kwame explores complex emotions, inviting viewers to discover a part of themselves in every piece—whether through a sense of joy, pride, or thought-provoking surprise.

His work has been featured in prominent exhibitions, including Google's Black History Month Art Exhibition and the Marvelous Black Boy Art Show in both New York and Washington, DC. Kwame's art is not only a testament to his creative vision but also a powerful reflection of the beauty and resilience of Black culture.