Diarietou Nasradine Diop is a Senegalese architectural designer, curator, and artist whose practice bridges architecture, sensory perception, and inclusive design. Her curatorial work explores how art can transcend the dominance of sight by engaging touch, sound, and emotion as vital forms of knowledge and connection.

She is participating in the RMB Latitudes CuratorLab 2025, developing the exhibition What We Don’t See: A Sensory Rebellion, which examines how multisensory experience can transform the ways we perceive and relate to art. Her approach is informed by a background in architecture and her ongoing research on accessibility, universal design, and the relationship between space and the senses.

Before joining the CuratorLab, Diarietou worked on artistic and architectural initiatives across West and North Africa, as well as in Saudi Arabia, combining community engagement, spatial research, and artistic collaboration. She continues to develop projects that unite creative disciplines and emphasize empathy, inclusion, and the human experience at the center of design and curation.