Gvantsa Jishkariani

BRUTAL HONESTY, 202260 x 260cmSign in to view price

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Material

embroidery and crystal beads on re-worked (burnt, torn) vintage soviet period tapestries

Description

Human-crafted. AI-refined.

The artwork features a rough, textured banner with the words "BRUTAL HONESTY" scrawled across it. The composition incorporates various materials, including burlap, rope, and other found objects, creating a collage-like effect. The work has a gritty, raw aesthetic, conveying a sense of raw emotion and authenticity. The artist seems to be exploring themes of honesty, directness, and the brutality that can be associated with truth-telling. The overall style and technique suggest a strong emphasis on the materials and processes used, reflecting a contemporary approach to mixed-media art. ...

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Artist

Gvantsa Jishkariani

B.1991, Georgian

Gvantsa Jishkariani draws from Soviet-era propaganda art and traditional craft techniques to reflect on the lasting imprints of history and the shifting imagery of contemporary and future culture. Humor weaves through her reflections on personal and societal themes, offering a sharp yet playful lens on complex issues, adversity—experiences that deeply inform her work. Her art moves through states of precarity and emotional exposure, yet remains grounded in strength and resilience. Through this layered approach, Jishkariani engages with memory, identity, and the contradictions of collective experience. ...