Sarah Osei is trained in Architecture and Spatial Practice, working in the intersections of ethnography, climate justice [by way of migration], facilitation, policy, architecture and built work through lenses and methodologies of the diaspora. Her work is site-specific amplifying the lesser-heard dialogues of the capital as a means towards celebrating them.

“The mind in repose becomes the speculum of all creation” — we hear too much about relaxing and ‘meditation’. My mind (and I expect yours) works in reverse — the stimulus is from without — always chaotic, procreative and spatial of strange conjunctures; and ‘repose’ a period of fatigue or sleep, a renewal of the tension necessary for contexturation of creativity.

The supreme defeat is resignation. The triumph over death and all things is by fearless desire. There is not one thing obtained in this world except by effort and struggle to render desire. The born genius is only spending the virtue of previous effort.



Ubique Daemon / Ubique Deus
Austin Osman Spare; Wikipedia^︎