ATINATI: Glimpse in Gallery - And the Life Goes On...

#Glimpseingallery - "And the Life Goes On..." is the solo show of Georgian artist Gela Zautashvili. The exhibition marks the first posthumous display of Gela Zautashvili's work. Here, a significant segment of this exceptional artist's work is showcased - a retrospective of abstract paintings spanning various periods of his life.
"Every man should pass through the door of Picasso, but he must not stay there, he must go further." - André Breton. It is precisely this statement that resonates with Gela Zautashvili's views on art and thoughts on the essence of artistic creativity.
When the art historian by profession burdened with boundless knowledge in the field of art history decided to devote his life to painting, it was hard to shed the enormous burden of information and find himself in art.
The themes of Gela Zautashvili are nature, human struggle, the infinity of the world.
He is a painter who perpetually sought to express the essence of phenomena and events, resulting in art that is deep and original. Gela Zautashvili's name is associated with the first exhibitions of abstractionism in Paris and Moscow during the late 1980s, as well as the formation of a group of non-figurative art together with the patriarch-abstractionist Alexander (Shura) Bandzeladze.
The works of Gela Zautashvili are kept in numerous museums and private collections worldwide.
Host of the exhibition: Vanda Art Gallery