Ia Arsenishvili – contemporary Georgian Artist, one of the main figures in Georgian batik painting, member of the Union of Artists of Georgia.
Date of bearth: 03.03.1971
Education:
1988 – Graduated from Tbilisi Art School.
1992 – Graduated from The State University of Georgia.
1996 – Graduated Tbilisi State Academy of fine arts.
1997 – Entered the Union of Artists of Georgia.
Archievements:
In 2000 has received Diploma prize of Georgia Artist’s Union for “The best work of a year”.
In 2003 has received prize of Municipality of Tbilisi City Services of Culture – “The best professional of a year”.
Listed in the book “Who’s who in art”.
Listed in the book “Who’s who in Georgia”.
Listed in the book “Tbilisi Encyclopedia” and in other art catalog editions.
Solo Exhibitions:
1997 – Historical museum of Tbilisi “Karvasla”
1998 – National Picture Gallery of Georgia
1999 – Metechi Palace Hotel – Tbilisi
2000 – State Academy of Art
2001 – Museum of Medal’s Art
2002 – State Museum of Arts in Tbilisi
2003 – Sheraton-Metechi Palace Hotel
2004 – Central exhibition Baku-Azerbaijan
2005 – Gallery for contemporary art&design. Istanbul-Turkey
2005 – Perisia Palace. Kapadokya-Turkey
2005 – Solo exhibition-untitled. Athens-Greece
An author of various solo exhibitions in Georgia and all over the world. And, at the same time, she has received various diplomas for taking part in group exhibitions, biennials and international symposiums. .
Ia Arsenishvili’s works are exhibited in Georgian Museum of Fine Arts and in contemporary art galleries and private collections all around the world.
Im zweiten Werk hingegen entfaltet sich das Schwarze Meer in einer dunklen, bedrohlichen Pracht. Der Himmel ist von schweren, tief hängenden Wolken verhangen, und das Wasser erscheint nahezu schwarz, als ob es die düsteren Gewitterwolken verschlingen würde. Die Küste wirkt verlassen und rau, während die weißen, schäumenden Wellen ungestüm gegen die Felsen branden. Die Spannung ist greifbar: Jeder Pinselstrich verstärkt die unbändige Kraft des Meeres, das hier in seiner ungezähmten Wildheit eingefangen wird. Die Farbpalette, durchbrochen von den gleißend weißen Wellen, verleiht der Szenerie eine dramatische Schwere, die den Betrachter an die unberechenbare und majestätische Naturgewalt erinnert.