• From Georgia and Beyond: Exploring Cross Cultural Chairs with Matteo Guarnaccia

    From Georgia and Beyond: Exploring Cross Cultural Chairs with Matteo Guarnaccia

    From Georgia and Beyond: Exploring Cross Cultural Chairs with Matteo Guarnaccia by Sopho Kharazi © Sharaf Naghiyeva Interest in the rituals, hierarchies, and cultural codes embedded in everyday life led a Sicilian-born designer Matteo Guarnaccia to create Cross Cultural Chairs (CCC), a project that explores social and cultural differences by examining how people sit, gather,…

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  • Khma: The Voice, the Journey, and the Theatre of Anna Kobakhidzé 

    Khma: The Voice, the Journey, and the Theatre of Anna Kobakhidzé 

    Khma: The Voice, the Journey, and the Theatre of Anna Kobakhidzé In this editorial, we talk with Anna Kobakhidzé – an actress, director, and founder of the theatre company Khma. Her life has unfolded between Tbilisi and Paris, two places that have shaped her in profoundly different ways. Georgia grounds her, Paris challenges her, and…

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  • From Tbilisi to Paris: Tatuna Asatiani’s Path to Art World

    From Tbilisi to Paris: Tatuna Asatiani’s Path to Art World

    From Tbilisi to Paris: Tatuna Asatiani’s Path to Art World When Tatuna arrived in Paris at the age of 17, she did not have a plan, just possibility. What followed was not a straight path but an unfolding – photography, film, corporate work, citizenship, MBA, and finally art. She started her studies in a liberal-arts…

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  • Light, Memory, Belonging: The Photography of Tito Piermarini

    Light, Memory, Belonging: The Photography of Tito Piermarini

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