Before Meaning
100Х100
2026
Bifurcation Point
100Х100
2025
White Noise
100Х100
2025
Entropy of Thought
100Х100
2025
Echoes of Attention
50Х50
2025
Birth of Meaning
50Х50
2025
Echoes of Attention 2
50Х50
2025
In these works, fragments of text, words and letters accumulate through layered gestures and collage-like compositions, forming dense fields of signs. Language gradually loses its communicative function and begins to operate as a visual system — a rhythm, a structure, a trace of thought in motion. The surface develops through continuous layering: writing appears, fades and re-emerges beneath new marks, evolving into complex visual fields that resemble maps of attention and memory.
These projects form an ongoing artistic research. They are developed through painting, installation and augmented reality, evolving across exhibitions, site-specific realizations and new iterations.
The following projects constitute the core of my ongoing artistic research. Each investigates a different dimension of perception through installation, painting and augmented reality, while contributing to a single evolving body of work.
"Project proposal, 2026"
“ATTENTION"
We rarely notice attention itself — yet it determines what becomes visible, meaningful and real. What we focus on takes shape and form; what falls outside that focus ceases to exist in lived experience.
The installation places the viewer inside a layered structure of suspended acrylic panels carrying fragments of text, letters and signs that appear and dissolve depending on where you stand. No single reading is possible — each path through the space creates its own sequence of meaning. Augmented reality adds further layers, making visible what the naked eye cannot hold.
The work turns attention from an invisible function of consciousness into an object of investigation: how does the act of selecting, excluding and focusing construct the reality we inhabit?
"Project proposal, 2025"
"SUPRA"
Meaning emerges through shared presence — not in isolation, but around a common table. The Georgian tradition of supra, preserved through centuries and still alive today, is a culture of collective attention: people gather not simply to eat, but to listen, speak and hold one another's presence.
A transparent table reflects the viewer, drawing them into the work as a participant. Augmented reality layers Georgian letters falling and dissolving into the air — traces of vanishing attention or slipping meaning.
At a moment when consciousness is increasingly fragmented by digital environments, the project asks: what happens to meaning when attention becomes collective and intentional?becomes collective and intentional?
"Project proposal, 2026"
"MEMORY"
Memory is not retrieved — it is reconstructed. Each time we return to the past, we inevitably alter it: adding new interpretations, contexts and emotional connections.
The accumulated layers of meaning in our consciousness resemble smouldering embers — we feel their weight, their slow burning, and we carefully tend even our most painful memories, as though they define us.
The installation reveals how the past exists not in a single version, but in constantly shifting interpretations that shape our present. And reminds us: we can rewrite our past — right here, in this moment — and set ourselves free.