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Francesca Ceola
Francesca Ceola is a geographer and PhD candidate at the Habitat Unit, Institute for Architecture, Technical University of Berlin. She is a researcher at the DFG-funded Collaborative Research Centre (CRC) 1265, in the sub-project Architectures of Asylum, where she focuses on mapping the intersections between forced displacement, makeshift urbanisms and socio-political ecologies in the shifting landscapes of Lagos, Nigeria. She is involved in interdisciplinary creative research collaborations through filmmaking, performance, countermapping and dance. Her current work, Amphibious Lagos, a collaboration with artist Quiroga Devia, was shown at the STS Hub 2025 exhibition Drift. Sink. Emerge. Repeat. and at the CRC 1265 seventh annual conference exhibition Investigating Refiguration (2025). https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2247-5405.
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Francesca Ceola: Wet Interfaces of a Riverine Island
Plastic Artefacts and Inhabitation at the Lagos’ SurroundsHeft No. 01/2026 /// Abstract
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