TAELON7's Limbo Engawa Travels from Accra's Limbo Museum to Art Omi in New York

On September 19, 2026, the installation Limbo Engawa, created by the architectural firm TAELON7 under the direction of Juergen Benson-Strohmayer, was unveiled at Art Omi's Sculpture & Architecture Park in Ghent, New York. This project had its initial reveal at the Limbo Museum in Accra, Ghana, on March 12, 2026. Co-commissioned by both venues, it incorporates steel and reclaimed billboard tarpaulin to investigate flexible gathering areas. The term engawa signifies a transitional space. In Accra, it was integrated into the museum's incomplete framework, while in New York, it took the form of a standalone pavilion. The modular design allows for versatility, with backing from the Austrian Cultural Forum in Accra. Benson-Strohmayer is a licensed architect and the founder of TAELON7, with a portfolio that spans various African nations and Austria.