I’m a queer Artist, born and raised in Tbilisi, Georgia — a place that both confined and carved me. I left in search of freedom, safety, and the right to take up space. Now, I live and work in the Netherlands, where my art has room to breathe — and speak.

My work is unapologetically queer. It’s fueled by memory, resistance, longing, and love. I work to make the invisible seen — to honor queer bodies, stories, and histories that are often erased or ignored.

Each Art piece is a confrontation. A celebration. A refusal to shrink.

Whether I’m painting grief or joy, rage or tenderness, my art is always political — because to exist loudly as a queer person is political. It’s personal. It’s survival.

Thank you for witnessing.