Filafriques

19/10/2026

Head in space #4 - SOLD OUT
76 x 102 cm
Acrylic, paper, and gold leaf on canvas

This work was part of the display during the 1-54 Contemp. African Art Fair edition in London.

19/10/2026

Thanks YAR🦒 for visiting our booth 💫

📍1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair London at Somerset House. Same location, same both, but new curated duo-show by Carine Biley featuring works by Joseph Eze and Kiasuwa.

All inquiries: [email protected]

17/10/2026

Filafriques is delighted to be back for a second participation at 1-54 London at Somerset House. Same location, same both, but new curated duo-show by Carine Biley featuring works by Joseph Eze and Maliza Kiasuwa.

Meet us in the South Wing on booth S2 !

16/10/2026

Filafriques is delighted to be back for a second participation at 1-54 London at Somerset House. Same location, same both, but new curated duo-show featuring works by Joseph Eze and Maliza Kiasuwa.

Meet us in the South Wing on booth S2 !

10/10/2026

Our collectors homes 🫶🏽

Bomvu #5 by Gavin Goodman

06/10/2026

Head in space #1 - SOLD OUT
76 x 102 cm
Acrylic, paper, and gold leaf on canvas.

04/10/2026

Rhizomes by Maliza Kiasuwa
Wool, threads, raphia and synthetic on felt panel
3 modules of 50/70 cm

“Rhizomes is a series of sculptures inspired by organic forms and the networks of living things. The ropes evoke roots—invisible bonds that connect beings. Drawing on the concept of the rhizome developed by Gilles Deleuze, these works explore multiplicity, connection, and transformation. Here, nature becomes a metaphor for human complexity. The weaving here is not a collection of threads but a network of relationships between the threads. Everything holds together with a certain fragility. » Maliza Kiasuwa

04/10/2026

Rhizomes by Maliza Kiasuwa
Wool, threads, raphia and synthetic on felt panel
3 modules of 50/70 cm

“Rhizomes is a series of sculptures inspired by organic forms and the networks of living things. The ropes evoke roots—invisible bonds that connect beings. Drawing on the concept of the rhizome developed by Gilles Deleuze, these works explore multiplicity, connection, and transformation. Here, nature becomes a metaphor for human complexity. The weaving here is not a collection of threads but a network of relationships between the threads. Everything holds together with a certain fragility. » Maliza Kiasuwa

04/10/2026