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OLD-NEW

Laurie Jespers
Noé Borst
Ferdinand Waas
Kajsa Balk-Møller

On the opening night of the exhibition “Old-New,” Ode to Joy / ოდა სიხარულს will be performed by Ferdinand Waas and a string quartet featuring Lika Kalmakhelidze, Mariam Iakobidze, Natali Turiatkova, and Salome Stroganova.
With the help of the Goethe Institute, we were given the opportunity to present our two-month project and won the grant. The project itself explores contrasts between the old and the new. The location of our gallery and concept store formed the inspiration for our main topic. Our initiative is interdisciplinary, allowing our artists to explore Tbilisi from several perspectives. As this is a truly unique time to be in Tbilisi as our country, Georgia, is undergoing significant historical changes.

"Reflection." - april 2024

Various works by contemporary Georgian artists in different mediums will be showcased at the exhibition, including textiles, paintings, wall objects, and sculptures. The unity of four artists creates a common composition within the exhibition space, each piece reflecting the others. The works of Nutsa Mikaberidze, Elene Kavteladze, Natia Sapanadze, and Bzari will be featured in the show.
Solid objects and flexible textiles are brought together in an intriguing synthesis.

Curated by Kati Arsenishvili
TBILISI ART FAIR 2024
"ხაზების კონა". (collection of lines) - march 2024

Nestan Mikeladze, Tatia Darchiashvili, Manuchar Oqrostsvaridze and Giorgi Chkheidze.

The exhibition contains both paintings and graphic works under one concept. They are linked by an underlying continuous style - "Kona of lines". The abstract image of the minimalist works allows the viewer to evaluate; it is fascinating how huge and tiny works are blended in a limited area; this is an exploration process and an exciting experiment for us as well.
The most significant object is the line itself, or the values it conveys in the image. Line – the core concept of geometry, a straight line that extends forever on both sides and has an infinite number of points. How does it envelop the entire artwork, or how can a single line change the structure? It occurs everywhere, in all forms; we must pay attention to it and identify it in many forms. Their mixture, or "Kona-," can become figurative.
Only one line may link every two points. Two lines on a surface can either intersect or remain parallel. Concurrent lines share only one point in common. Parallel lines do not have a common point. It's interesting how lines can convey emotional images.


Curator: Kati Arsenishvili
hand-made furniture out of found objects
2021, tbilisi
GUEIVE HAN, 2020
SEHER
"GUEIVE HAN"
3+1
Site specific, Turkish related project inspired by 10 days spend in this country.

Left by it's owners house, but occupied by underprivileged people.
Us, suddenly saw this house and sat to drink ÇAY on the ground floor, were invited by the cafe owner to see this (not) abandoned place.
The woman, who kindly said "evet, yapabilirsin, mutlu olacağım" and lead us through all the process, brought us tea and told her story and called us her new children. One of us drew a portrait of her and her place.


this wouldn't happen without amazing woman Seher, who invited us in the house she lives.

Now you can come and visit this cafe and ask the owner and the cooking woman about our project and probably they will show it to you.

Address: Istanbul, Ömer Hayyam Caddesi 11B

If you want to buy a drawing, just give them money, cause they really need it.
Pigeon alive
11/2019

STREETS OF BARCELONA

ARÍN FRUT

INSTALLATION, FOUND OBJECTS, CONCRETE SCULPTURES
artworks were inspired by the architecture and texture of the city




ARTIST:
IHAR GONCHARUK
(BARANOVICHI, MINSK)


"FUN" OF WAR, VIDEO
2020

Thanks to new technologies, images of military actions can reach users' smartphones without censorship or editing. Captured in meticulous detail, not by outside observers or reporters, but by participants in the events themselves, war has become even closer on the screens of personal devices and, thanks to the internet, accessible around the clock.
Videos from conflict zones are turning into shows that are beginning to integrate into the logic of commercial production. Monetizing such content is prohibited by the rules of video platforms, yet the creators’ desire to increase views leads to videos becoming more expensive and cinematic.
The automatic subtitle generation in popular video platforms is based on speech recognition technology using machine learning algorithms. Sounds of warfare are recognized by the machine solely as "music" or "applause."