Tamuna Chabashvili engages with archives, memory, and traces left by personal and collective histories. Through visual and tactile narratives, she maps stories, memories, and questions emerging from the inheritance of the past. Her work seeks to uncover and give voice to ‘counter-memories’ or ‘counter-stories’—silenced or marginalized histories that dwell in spaces of absence and silence. Textile plays a vital role, often serving as a grid or framework that structures her works and holds layered narratives together. Each project becomes an opportunity for Chabashvili to engage directly with vulnerable and underrepresented groups, allowing her to broaden the scope of how embodied memories are retraced and interpreted in today’s world. These collaborations enrich her work by adding depth and new perspectives on identity, displacement, and resilience. By intertwining personal narratives with collective histories, her art challenges dominant narratives and invites reflection on the complexities of memory, loss, and healing in contemporary society. ...
