Nana Tchitchoua

Nana Tchitchoua’s practice responds to a contemporary condition marked by speed, disconnection, and cultural forgetting. Working across painting, drawing and printmaking, she explores the entanglement of history, ecology, mysticism, and personal memory, using art as a space for reflection and spiritual inquiry.

Drawing from dreams, landscapes, wetlands, and shifting atmospheres, her work creates poetic encounters that reconnect the visible and invisible, the personal and collective. In a time increasingly shaped by fragmentation and distraction, her practice insists on the value of contemplation, offering images that preserve memory, deepen our relationship to place, and open possibilities for transformation.

2002, BFA, FINE ART, CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF THE ARTS
2004, MFA, EXPERIMENTAL ANIMATION, CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF THE ARTS