Anne-Lise Agossa (b.1997) is an Abidjan and London-based artist-designer and architect.















annelise-a@live.fr


Rooted in the complex relationship between culture and space, Anne-Lise’s practice is focused on bridging the gap between past and future, within and around the African context. Particularly influenced by the geo-cultural landscape of Western Africa, the Sahel and their oral and material traditions, her practice explores cosmologies and mythologies, identities and cultural practices; by conceptualising hybrid visual worlds. 

Raised between several West African countries while being influenced by elements of Western culture and her travels, Anne-Lise’s body of work explores the parallels and in-betweenness of cultures, identities and their visual markers.

This is mainly done through research, design, sculpture, and installation.
She primarily works with textile, metal and wood.











 

2020-2022. ARB/RIBA Part II, (M.Arch) Architectural Association
2016-2019.  ARB/RIBA Part I, Architectural Association 





2024. Arts Council England, Develop your Creative Practice grant recipient





2020. Third Space, AA Files publication 77  

   




 2024. Essuf, “Heriter du Futur”, Institut Français de Côte d’Ivoire,  Abidjan
 2024. Essuf, Les Chichas de la Pensée, Fondation Donwahi,  Abidjan, Cote d’Ivoire
 2023.  Super Limbo, Lead Designer for Limbo Accra at Sharjah  Architecture Triennale in collaboration with Super Yaya
 2022. Essuf, as part of Gentle Battle by Christelle Oyiri, Glasgow  Tramway, Glasgow
 2022. Future History, Central Saint Martin Graduate Showcase,  London
 2021. Future History, Pavillon Carre de Baudouin, Paris