Giorgi Kobiashvili

My work explores the spiritual condition of human beings through a multidisciplinary practice that includes
painting, mixed media, video art, and object-based works.
Although I frequently draw upon religious narratives and symbols, my primary interest is not religion itself, but
the human experience refl ected within these stories. Themes such as faith, sacrice, doubt, suffering, hope,
redemption, and transformation continue to shape human life regardless of time or place. Religious imagery
serves as a visual language through which these universal questions can be reinterpreted in a contemporary
context .
I do not limit myself to a predefi ned material system. Each artwork begins with an idea, but its nal form develops
through the creative process. As the work evolves, different materials and objects are introduced whenever they
are necessary for the idea to fully emerge.
Symbolism plays a central role in my practice. I am interested in the relationship between the visible and the
invisible, and in the ways symbols invite recognition, interpretation, and reection.
My works are conceived as a dialogue with the viewer. Rather than providing direct answers, I create images that
encourage questioning and contemplation. The answers may ...

2005-2009 Iakob Nikoladze Art School, Faculty of fine art

2009-2012 Apolon Kutateladze Tbilisi State Academy of Arts, Faculty of fine art, Easel painting

2016 Apolon Kutateladze Tbilisi State Academy of Arts. of fine Fine graphics.Master of Arts

ARTIST CV 2026 — Solo Exhibition, Gallery Iart, Tbilisi, Georgia
2025 — Son, Gallery Iart, Tbilisi, Georgia
2022 — Solo Exhibition, Gallery Iart, Tbilisi, Georgia
2026— Solo Exhibition, Gallery Iart, Tbilisi, Georgia
Selected Group Exhibitions
2026 — Tbilisi Art Fair (TAF), Tbilisi, Georgia
2024 — Tbilisi Art Fair (TAF), Tbilisi, Georgia
2021 — Museum Jana Pawła II, Warsaw, Poland
2019 — Group Exhibition of Georgian Artists, Palazzo Zenobio, Venice, Italy
2018 — Galerie Makowski, Berlin, Germany
2017 — Jadite Galleries, New York, USA
2017 — European Cultural Centre, Venice Biennale, Personal Structures, Palazzo Mora, Venice, Italy
Collections