Nana Ama Owusu-Ansah
Nana Ama Owusu-Ansah is a writer and photographer from London. She first wrote for Wallpaper* in 2021, in a series on the new vanguard of African designers practising in Africa and its diaspora. She is drawn to projects centring on decolonial approaches to art, architecture, as well as community and sustainability. Nana Ama read Economics and Spanish at University of St Andrews, and, as an avid linguist, is passionate about using accessible language to invite new audiences to engage in design discourse.
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Limbo Accra talks African creativity through our series of profiles
In a profile series with Ghanaian spatial design studio Limbo Accra, we meet its rich network of collaborators and celebrate creativity in Africa and its diaspora
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Nifemi Marcus-Bello and Limbo Accra discuss design and production in Africa
In our ongoing profile series with Ghanaian spatial design studio Limbo Accra, we meet its rich network of collaborators. Here, Nifemi Marcus-Bello of Nmbello Studio talks about design and manufacturing, and inspiring young generations in Africa
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