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This abstract artwork features a bold composition of geometric patterns and shapes. The visual elements include a grid-like arrangement of rectangles in contrasting brown and pink hues, creating a visually striking optical effect. The subject matter appears to be a minimalist exploration of form, color, and repetition. The artist employs a distinctive technique, utilizing clean lines and precise shapes to evoke a sense of order and symmetry. The overall style suggests a contemporary approach to abstract art, with the intention of challenging the viewer's perception and encouraging a contemplative engagement with the visual elements. ...
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Tamar Botchorishvili’s work is a deeply reflective exploration of self-awareness and understanding. Utilizing graphic drawings alongside mixed-media objects, she creates narratives that intertwine past experiences, emotional complexities, and uncertain futures. Her artworks, which include small-scale sculptures and intricate drawings, often embody a playful, toy-like aesthetic that contrasts with the weighty themes she addresses. These themes encompass family relationships, societal structures, the human body and sexuality, mortality, and the subconscious mind. Rooted in both personal memories and broader collective experiences, Botchorishvili’s pieces evolve as they engage with multiple layers of meaning and interpretation. Her practice examines fundamental societal issues, using vibrant, whimsical forms to transform serious and sometimes dramatic contexts into accessible, thought-provoking works. This juxtaposition between lightness and gravity encourages viewers to reflect on the complexities of human existence with empathy and curiosity. Through this balance, Botchorishvili invites a dialogue that reveals how joy and struggle coexist within life’s narratives, making her art both intimate and universally resonant. ...
Gallery Artbeat is a pioneering contemporary art gallery based in Tbilisi, Georgia representing mid-career and emerging Georgian artists. Between 2014-2017 the gallery started its journey as a project space, a moving gallery using a shipping container for site-specific exhibitions to introduce contemporary art in peripheral locations where museums and galleries don't function. In October 2017 the gallery found it's permanent home in the heart of Tbilisi. The gallery has a significant presence on the international art scene, collaborating with major institutions and museums and taking part in art fairs such as NADA Miami, Untitled Miami, Art Dubai, Artissima, Art Cologne. Our aim is to support artists throughout their artistic journeys, foster cultural activities both locally and abroad, collaborate with international galleries and organisations and mark Georgia on an international art map. ...