Multi-genre contemporary display brings series of works to six Tbilisi locations
By superimposing a shape of the Golden Spiral on a Tbilisi map, organisers created a pattern on which the six locations were chosen. Screenshot of project visuals.
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A group display of contemporary creatives next week will map six locations in districts of Georgia's capital Tbilisi, introducing visitors to the exhibition spots via a digital guide, and aiming for a synthesis of social and natural environments in the process.
Works by six artists comprise the series of multimedia shows entitled Sizmari (Georgian for 'dream'), scattered across locations in different parts of the city based on an outline of the shape of the Golden Spiral geometric form, placed on a map of Tbilisi.
Organisers have explained the project as being themed after "the harmony of the individual, society, and nature", with the natural and societal parts used separately before visitors of the displays "enliven the installations" through a use of technology, leading to a synergy between the two elements.
The places you’ve been to, the people you’ve met become one whole.You realize, that the way you followed, as the effects and signs you’ve witnessed, was created by yourself. All of them gathering at the end of this road, into a unique moment, coming true like a dream
- series organisers
Bringing together multi-disciplinary works by Levan Abramishvili, Dodo Chkheidze, Giorgi Koberidze, Vazha Marr, Levan Kutateladze and Lisa Romanovska, the display will host visitors at location-specific exhibitions that bear individual titles.
From the Artarea venue space near the Mtkvari River embankment, to a "sound portal" spot on the opposite river bank, and an area entitled as a mix of flora elements and technological waste, the full nature of the six locations is kept cryptic by the hosts.
However, organisers have released a series of multimedia posts on the Instagram channel for the series, introducing aural and visual impressions of the project.
The Sizmari display will host visitors between November 12-14.