Filafriques Gallery is a Geneva contemporary art gallery dedicated to promoting contemporary African artists. Founded and directed by Carine Biley, the gallery stages exhibitions, artist projects and public programmes that showcase diverse African perspectives. It participates in international art fairs and supports emerging and established artists through curatorial projects and events.
Maliza Kiasuwa and Gavin Goodman present a black-and-white duo exploring emergence, connection and material memory.
Kiasuwa’s “Rhizomes” comprises sculptures of rope and woven elements that evoke roots and organic networks, invoking Deleuzean rhizomes to probe multiplicity, transformation and fragile relational structures.
Goodman’s “Vela” consists of photographic, hand‑painted works that reinterpret traditional garments through minimalist restraint, allowing motifs of appearance and becoming to surface.
Together the projects juxtapose sculptural tactility and photographic restraint to question how tradition and form reappear in contemporary practice.
Closing event: Wednesday 9 September, 18:00
Culture, curated weekly.
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