Installation 1: “Construction”, 2022
Art is a language through which materials become a means of questioning humanity, memory, and the systems that shape our shared existence.
Tessi Kodjovi is a Togolese contemporary sculptor whose practice explores communication, memory, and the human condition through wood and iron. Living and working in Lomé, he creates expressive sculptural forms that investigate identity, coexistence, and the social structures that shape collective life. Rooted in experimentation rather than academic convention, his work transforms natural materials into powerful reflections on time, resilience, and human experience.