current exhibition:

გულისრევა / Vomit
A sharp sense of absurdity and excess follow one another. It begins. Vomit.
This exhibition is dedicated to the internal reaction that arises when tears are no longer enough. When the
mind becomes so heavy that nothing can ease it, chaos starts to stir and erupts from within.
Vomit is not seen here as a physiological act but as a dissonance of existence. It is the shape of emotions that the body can no longer hold. The constant mechanical life, the endless routine, the loss of meaning.
The exhibition tells the story of a person left alone in front of absurdity, when everyday mechanical motions lose their sense.
In this space, the person facing absurdity is not just an observer but becomes part of it. And when neither tears suffice nor silence protects, a new form of communication begins. In it, disgust and pain find their place as forms of truth.
This exhibition attempts to bring this state to light. A sincere and unfiltered response from within. The works shown here do not offer relief. On the contrary, they reveal what is mostly lost in the noise of daily life - the uncomfortable truth, personal pain, the silent cracks within the mind.

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ABOUT NATIA
Natia Sapanadze, born in 1999, is a Georgian artist and philologist. Her works have been presented in numerous contemporary art galleries.
Natia’s practice demonstrates versatility and technical mastery across various mediums-including painting, collage, and installation. One of her distinctive strengths lies in her creative approach to installations: she often combines mixed media, including photographic reproductions, with painting.
Her art is deeply rooted in psychology, mysticism, and symbolism, resulting in works that are both visually striking and intellectually profound. Natia portrays a perilous yet symbolic world, rich in metaphorical meaning. Her visual language is simultaneously stark and seductive, which makes her artistic expression all the more compelling.