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RELEASE: Rusudan Khizanishvili original artworks - 2/3 SOLD, by Original Paper Works on Sept 14, 2021 12:28:25 GMT 1, 3 new Original Rusudan Khizanishvili artworks on paper. 

Info:
Oil on paper, 50x35 cm
2021
Signed by artist 

See artworks here: originalpaperworks.com/collections/rusudan

Artist Bio: Rusudan Khizanishvili (1979) lives and paints in Tbilisi, Georgia. She has received her two BFAs in Painting from J.Nikoladze Art School and from Tbilisi State Academy of Art. In 2004 Rusudan received her MA in Film Studies from Tbilisi State Academy of Art. Over the past fifteen years Khizanishvili has participated in numerous group and solo exhibitions including Museum of Modern Art Tbilisi, Museum of Literature of Georgia, Tbilisi State Silk Museum, Mark Rothko Foundation at Daugavapils, Latvia, Galerie Am Roten Hof in Vienna, Austia, Arundel Contemporary in Arundel, UK, New Image Art Gallery in Santa Monica, USA, Kunstverein Villa Wessel in Iserlohn, Germany, Norty Paris and Nil Gallery in Paris, France, Triumph Gallery and CUBE Gallery in Moscow, Russia, Assembly Room in New York, USA, 68 Projects in Berlin, Germany, Window Art Project in Tbilisi, Georgia, Annarumma Gallery in Napoli, Italy. In 2015 Khizanishvili represented Georgia among five other artists at the 56th Venice Art Biennale. Her works are presented in the collection of the Georgian National Museum; private collections of Stefan Simchowitz, LA and Ettore Rossetta, Italy; Breus Foundation, Moscow; Collezione Taurisano, Naples, Italy; private collection of Ciro Cozzolino, Naples.
She balances between Georgian culture, which is so rich in traditions, and the conceptually driven contemporary discourse on representation and its functions. The last works were all created while the artist was living in Tbilisi, and can be thematically divided into two categories: works centred around sacral transformations, and those featuring theatrically staged interactions within rooms. These two themes are implicitly interconnected for the artist, as the human being and her identity are of central interest. Questions of self, connections to biology, cultural memory and myths, and the female body are all the subjects of an ongoing investigation for Khizanishvili, who shows maturity of purpose and mastery of colour.





See all artworks here: originalpaperworks.com/collections/rusudan

3 new Original Rusudan Khizanishvili artworks on paper. 

Info:
Oil on paper, 50x35 cm
2021
Signed by artist 

See artworks here: originalpaperworks.com/collections/rusudan

Artist Bio: Rusudan Khizanishvili (1979) lives and paints in Tbilisi, Georgia. She has received her two BFAs in Painting from J.Nikoladze Art School and from Tbilisi State Academy of Art. In 2004 Rusudan received her MA in Film Studies from Tbilisi State Academy of Art. Over the past fifteen years Khizanishvili has participated in numerous group and solo exhibitions including Museum of Modern Art Tbilisi, Museum of Literature of Georgia, Tbilisi State Silk Museum, Mark Rothko Foundation at Daugavapils, Latvia, Galerie Am Roten Hof in Vienna, Austia, Arundel Contemporary in Arundel, UK, New Image Art Gallery in Santa Monica, USA, Kunstverein Villa Wessel in Iserlohn, Germany, Norty Paris and Nil Gallery in Paris, France, Triumph Gallery and CUBE Gallery in Moscow, Russia, Assembly Room in New York, USA, 68 Projects in Berlin, Germany, Window Art Project in Tbilisi, Georgia, Annarumma Gallery in Napoli, Italy. In 2015 Khizanishvili represented Georgia among five other artists at the 56th Venice Art Biennale. Her works are presented in the collection of the Georgian National Museum; private collections of Stefan Simchowitz, LA and Ettore Rossetta, Italy; Breus Foundation, Moscow; Collezione Taurisano, Naples, Italy; private collection of Ciro Cozzolino, Naples.
She balances between Georgian culture, which is so rich in traditions, and the conceptually driven contemporary discourse on representation and its functions. The last works were all created while the artist was living in Tbilisi, and can be thematically divided into two categories: works centred around sacral transformations, and those featuring theatrically staged interactions within rooms. These two themes are implicitly interconnected for the artist, as the human being and her identity are of central interest. Questions of self, connections to biology, cultural memory and myths, and the female body are all the subjects of an ongoing investigation for Khizanishvili, who shows maturity of purpose and mastery of colour.





See all artworks here: originalpaperworks.com/collections/rusudan