The artwork features a vibrant and dynamic composition, characterized by bold strokes of color and an interplay of organic and geometric shapes. The dominant hues are blue, red, and various shades of pink, creating a harmonious yet visually stimulating palette. The overall impression is one of movement and energy, with the shapes and forms seemingly in flux, evoking a sense of transformation or transition.
While the subject matter is not immediately recognizable, the composition suggests a surreal, dreamlike quality, inviting the viewer to interpret the work through their own subjective lens. The artist's technique appears to blend elements of abstract expressionism and post-modern abstraction, showcasing a distinctive and innovative approach to painting.
Ultimately, this artwork reflects the artist's exploration of color, form, and the boundaries of representation, challenging the viewer to engage with the work on a deeper, conceptual level and consider the broader artistic and cultural context in which it was created. ...
Tamo Jugeli is a young, Georgian emerging self-taught artist born in 1994. During 2013-2017 she studied Journalism at David Aghmashenebeli University of Georgia and only started painting after. Soon she became mentored by internationally renowned artist and writer, Gia Edzgveradze.
Paintings of Tamo Jugeli carry traces of unconscious impulses by its linear as well as color factures. An intuitive flow composed of simple elements of figures, colors and forms create complex and dynamic networks, which sometimes are transformed into shapes and sometimes are broken into abstractive signs. Each element stands on the frontier of a figurative or a plane deconstruction. Visual signs establish sculptural, fluid, spatial dimensions and attain their autonomy. We are witnesses to a game between transgration and sublimation, between the rational and the irrational. ...
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. ...
