A single individual is depicted indoors in Accra, Ghana, portraying a character with horror-style clown makeup

A single individual is depicted indoors in Accra, Ghana, portraying a character with horror-style clown makeup. The face is painted white with a prominent red nose and red lines originating from above the eyebrows, extending over the eyelids, and dripping below the eyes. Dark, textured hair frames the upper head. The individual wears a dark, possibly black, jacket, revealing a light purple undergarment. A traditional Ghanaian wax print fabric, featuring brown, red, green, and blue patterns, is visible as a skirt or wrapper. Two light pink, spherical balloons are positioned in front of the upper torso, partially obscuring the lower face and chest area. The subject's eyes are visible, directed slightly upwards and to the viewer's left, with a discernible expression. The background on the left consists of a vertical striped wall panel in varying shades of grey and black, while the background on the right is a plain dark brown surface.