Frieze London 2026
Booth D18
14 – 18 October 2026
ChertLüdde returns to Frieze London in 2026 with a group presentation featuring work by Monia Ben Hamouda, Stephanie Comilang, Annette Frick, Selma Selman, Patrizio di Massimo, Petrit Halilaj, David Horvitz, Sofía Salazar Rosales, and Álvaro Urbano. The booth explores memory, identity, and transformation across landscapes—from Monia Ben Hamouda’s expansive horizontal canvas, made with spices, powders, and soils, to Petrit Halilaj’s new sculptures, which incorporate elements of his native land while reflecting on the hostilities that persist in the region. Stephanie Comilang presents a 3D model of a spirit house with tessellating architectural features, becoming a future-oriented gesture inspired by real-life stories. During the fair, Comilang’s work will also be on view at Yan Du Projects in London through December 19, 2026, and at ChertLüdde in Berlin through October 31, 2026.
Petrit Halilaj, They say, the garden whispers back, 2026; Stainless steel, plaster, acrylic paint, pigments, ashes from the burned container; 26 × 54 × 19 cm. Photo by Marjorie Brunet Plaza
Monia Ben Hamouda, Rain IV (Blindness, Blossom and Desertification), 2025; Mixed media on raw linen (hibiscus, ashes, charcoal, salt. black tea, cinnamon, red soil); 301 × 421 × 5 cm, Photo by Marjorie Brunet Plaza
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Patrizio di Massimo, MonaLisa, Reclining Nicoletta and a Fly, 2026; Oil on canvas; 100 × 160 cm; 105 × 165 cm (framed), Photo by Eleonora Agostini
Stephanie Comilang, Blessing III, 2024; PLA filament, paint, gold leaf, wallpaper background; 53 × 47 × 41 cm; Wallpaper background: Dimensions variable, Photo by Marjorie Brunet Plaza
Sofía Salazar Rosales, When fear and protection decided to dance, 2026, Aluminium, glass beads, nylon, wire, 177.5 × 99 × 57.5 cm
Álvaro Urbano, Lies (Lilium, white), 2026, Glass, metal, paint, resin, 90 × 24 × 24 cm