Reception Pavilion, Kvareli, Georgia - David Giorgadze Architects
Completed in 2025 in Kvareli, Georgia. Images by Grigory Sokolinsky. The Reception Pavilion is conceived as an imaginary purgatory — a passa
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Reception Pavilion, Kvareli, Georgia - David Giorgadze Architects
Completed in 2025 in Kvareli, Georgia. Images by Grigory Sokolinsky. The Reception Pavilion is conceived as an imaginary purgatory — a passa

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Untitled (1978-1979) by Guy Mees — Paper installation
bathhouse study | 02.08.25
acrylic on paper, 36 x 28cm
© Andrew Seto, 2025
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The frame does not complete the painting.
It simply separates it from the time I spent making it.
And then, the painting begins to exist on its own.
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When we see birds, we usually look at them from below. They, most often indifferent to our gaze, keep theirs fixed on the horizon. This attitude may be the best way to remain in balance within the reality that surrounds us: not to focus on trivialities, but to try to maintain a 'bird's-eye view' of the world we inhabit.
The Mouth of Krishna - #928 2024, Pigments gampi paper and gold leaf

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Door handle from Kolumba Museum
Peter Zumthor, 2007
(Köln, Germany)
this is why I am and always will be a "vegan" leather hater. I loved this bag so much. now I am bringing it through a phase transition turning its decay into an artwork by extracting the flakes.
I quickly realized that this must be done in a container, with tweezers, at all times.