Projects arranged in a Chronological Order
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Mariam Songhulashvili is a visual artist based in Tbilisi, Georgia, working primarily with generative and interactive time-based media. Their work explores themes such as memory, urban and liminal spaces, and the gamification of reality. Their practice is modular, open-ended, and experimental - rooted in system building and situated at the intersection of disciplines. Collaboration forms a central part of their work, often involving sound artists, writers and sculptors. Mariam has participated in audiovisual festivals and group exhibitions, presenting live performances that incorporate multiple-channel video, site-specific projection mapping, live camera improvisation, and interactive installations. 


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Dawn
(Felt bas-relief [200x120cm]; Projected light)
Dawn is the first collaborative project by Anna Khmaladze and Mariam Songhulashvili. The 180° rotation of the figure depicted on the felt bas-relief reflects its bodily transformation. The figure, shown in three different positions, transforms along with the change of perspective - the knowledge that exists beyond the body becomes embodied, envelops it - evolving into bodily extension. The light and visual imagery projected onto the bas-relief give the static object a temporal dimension, becoming a kind of medium between the states of the figure and the viewer’s gaze.

For Silk Armour; curated by __niangi__ (New Media and Experimental Art Platform) at Art House Gori