Information — Anne-Lise Agossa

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

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_{Rooted in cultural storytelling and material exploration, her work transforms gestures, rituals, and fragments of memory into enduring spatial and material experiences.

Drawing on the geo-cultural landscapes of West Africa - from the modernist gestures of the tropical coast, to the Sahel and the Central Sahara - her practice reinterprets oral and visual heritage, craft traditions, and domestic rituals into hybrid forms that sit between fragility and permanence.

Working fluidly across scales - from objects and furniture to interiors and architecture - she explores how materiality and atmosphere shape human experience. Each project is a story, where craft and detail preserve and reimagine cultural identity.

Her work has been shortlisted for the Dezeen Awards 2024, exhibited as part of the London Design Festival 2025 - Brompton Design District, awarded the highly competitive Arts Council England Develop Your Creative Practice grant, and has been invited to participate in international residencies.}

^{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}

^{2025. Trouver son Monde, Le 19m, Paris
2025. Mirroring Dialogue, Brompton Design District, London Design Festival
2025. Soft Worlds, Sharp Edges, Brompton Design District, London Design Festival

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}