The Oreads/ Rusudan Zviadadze's Solo Exhibition

Rusudan Zviadadze's paintings evoke the ephemeral texture of light or delicate fabrics. Characters from ancient mythology are brought into the modern world through surrealistic allusions. Their ghostly presence seems to provide support and a guarantee of peace in the bustle of everyday life. Each new theme is identified with a different painterly task. In a series of landscapes the artistic goal is to convey the varying layout, materials and colors of the mountains, as well as a sense of volume and atmosphere. Because these differences are to some extent personalized and reveal individual character the expression approaches the style of magical realism. Symbolically, this is reminiscent of the procession of mountain nymphs. The generalization and visualization of intangible phenomena remains an important theme in the motifs of portraits and plant ornaments, as if the intangible impressions precepted through delicacies were depicted in visual memory.

Curator: Khatuna Khabuliani