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Denis Design Studio
Ghana, 2025
It was probably a combination of things: I knew that there was an interesting movement happening in the arts and architecture. I also read about the Year of Return, and, as someone planning to travel alone, I have to say that Ghana felt safe.
I had travelled to London in the summer of 2019 to see the “Making Memory” exhibition which was on view at the Design Museum. I became familiar with some of the Adjaye Associates projects in Ghana. Learned how culture can influence design and eventually decided to make Ghana my entry point to the continent.
It was probably a combination of things: I knew that there was an interesting movement happening in the arts and architecture. I also read about the Year of Return, and, as someone planning to travel alone, I have to say that Ghana felt safe.
I had travelled to London in the summer of 2019 to see the “Making Memory” exhibition which was on view at the Design Museum. I became familiar with some of the Adjaye Associates projects in Ghana. Learned how culture can influence design and eventually decided to make Ghana my entry point to the continent.
It was probably a combination of things: I knew that there was an interesting movement happening in the arts and architecture. I also read about the Year of Return, and, as someone planning to travel alone, I have to say that Ghana felt safe.
I had travelled to London in the summer of 2019 to see the “Making Memory” exhibition which was on view at the Design Museum. I became familiar with some of the Adjaye Associates projects in Ghana. Learned how culture can influence design and eventually decided to make Ghana my entry point to the continent.
It was probably a combination of things: I knew that there was an interesting movement happening in the arts and architecture. I also read about the Year of Return, and, as someone planning to travel alone, I have to say that Ghana felt safe.
I had travelled to London in the summer of 2019 to see the “Making Memory” exhibition which was on view at the Design Museum. I became familiar with some of the Adjaye Associates projects in Ghana. Learned how culture can influence design and eventually decided to make Ghana my entry point to the continent.