Nika Kutateladze

Untitled, 202329 x 21cm6000 USD

Details

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oil on grounded wood, recycled woodGallery ArtbeatTbilisi

Description

Human-crafted. AI-refined.

The painting features a large, close-up portrait of a person's face. The colors used are primarily a muted palette of grays, whites, and blacks, with the subject's eyes standing out in a striking green hue. The brushstrokes are expressive and bold, creating a sense of intensity and emotion in the subject's gaze. The framing of the portrait within a wooden structure adds a sense of depth and texture to the overall composition. The artwork appears to be a contemporary portraiture piece, possibly intended to convey a sense of the subject's inner state or character through the artful rendering of their facial features. ...

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Artist

Nika Kutateladze

1989

Nika Kutateladze was born in 1989, in Tbilisi. He studied on the faculty of Architecture at the Tbilisi State Academy of Arts between 2007 – 2011. In 2013 he graduated an informal master’s course at the Centre of Contemporary Art, Tbilisi (CCA-T). The majority of the artworks comprise installations and sculptures, reflecting day-to-day consumerism and different environmental issues. His later artistic utterances challenge the transformative process of architectural spaces and urban environment, in general.