Tamari Khizanishvili

I am a second-year Fine Arts student whose practice explores the relationship between memory, perception, and emotional landscapes. My work develops through experimentation with different techniques on canvas, seeking new visual languages to express internal experiences and psychological states.
• With four years of experience in graphite drawing, I often combine graphite and oil within the same composition, allowing contrasting textures and materials to interact. I am drawn to the tension between mediums —where delicate lines meet dense layers of paint, and where different visual languages coexist within a single surface.
• Recently, my work has focused on the phenomenon of memory and association. I attempt to capture fragmented images, fleeting impressions, and moments from the past that return with a sense of nostalgia. These ideas often begin as distorted poems or written fragments, which later transform into visual compositions on canvas.
• While oil paint remains my primary medium, I also experiment with acrylic and collage, exploring the flexibility and material possibilities they offer. My paintings frequently include expressive figures and bodies in transformation, reflecting inner psychological movement.
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Apollon Kutateladze Tbilisi State Academy Of Art ( Fine arts)
Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University ( Psychology)