Komlan Daniel Agbenonwossi is a Togolese curator and art critic. A former programme director at the Paul Ahyi Museum in Lomé, he now develops an independent curatorial practice. At the heart of this practice lies a question: how can one tell their story from a territory without betraying themselves?

In 2023, he served as guest curator at the AKAA (Also Known As Africa) fair in Paris. A laureate of the KreAfrika program (Université Senghor / AFD), he engages with the conditions under which contemporary artistic and intellectual heritage is produced, preserved, and circulated across the African continent and its diasporas.

For him, the archive is not a neutral tool. It is a political act. An ethical responsibility, at once intimate and collective.