“Surrounded by the legacy of art since childhood, thanks to my grandfather, who left me a whole palette of oil paints, I found a path that was impossible not to follow. These colors became for me the key to a world where every color and shade opened up a new page of possibilities and self-expression. My uncle also played a role in my creative development, whose connection with the performing arts inspired me to explore the depths of emotions and experiences through visual images.
My childhood and youth passed in Georgia, during a period when the country was going through difficult times. Frequent power cuts forced me to look for alternative light sources, such as kerosene lamps, under which I spent hours painting and sculpting. These conditions, although difficult, taught me to appreciate moments of silence and concentration, when the whole world seems distant, and only you and your creativity remain at the center of the universe.
The turning point in my life was a diving accident where I almost drowned. This experience led to a brief clinical death, after which my dreams and perception of the world became incredibly vivid and realistic. Now sometimes I see in my dreams pictures that I have not yet painted, which has become a source of inexhaustible inspiration for me.
After graduating from art lyceum, my desire to create and explore led me to major in architecture, where I began to delve into interior design. This new direction of development allowed me to combine my passion for visual art with practical applications in the design of spaces. In architecture I found harmony between functionality and beauty, between the external world and internal images that have always inspired me.
Art for me is not just a way of self-expression, but also a path to understanding the world and
oneself. In my works I strive to explore the interweaving of science, philosophy and politics, reflecting the complexity and diversity of the surrounding reality. I believe that art has the power to awaken consciousness, raise questions and encourage reflection on the deeper aspects of existence.
Throughout my creative journey, I have had the opportunity to exhibit my work in various galleries and museums, both in my native Georgia and abroad, including in the United States.
Each exhibition became an opportunity for me to share a piece of my inner world with the audience, to present to them my thoughts and visions, expressed in form and color. It is an exchange of energy and ideas that enriches both me and my viewers.
In each of my projects, be it painting, sculpture or interior design, I strive not only for visual appeal, but also for my work to speak to the audience, touch them, and evoke an emotional response. Art for me is a dialogue that knows.