The month of March marks two international days: La Journée de la Francophonie and International Women’s Day. This year, we present Francophone women creatives and celebrate their achievements in a joint exhibition/installation.

Maliza Kiasuwa is a visual artist of European/African ancestry. In her wall hangings installation, Maliza pays tribute to Mother Nature and womanhood; to the shared cycle of life and death, using natural objects like the loofah, wool and porcupine quills. The woman is the source and the centre of these powers.

Once again, Maliza philosophically transforms natural objects into contemporary artworks.