The exhibition was curated by Mariam Shergelashvili.

“Ephemeral Manipulations” was a multimedia group show expressing the intersection between the concept of “blur” and the digital image. Invisible and visible, virtual and material, digital and ephemeral—these elements appeared in different forms of artistic works. This visual experience was based on the exploration of empirical and artistic observation, accentuated by the delicate nuances of soft feminine expression, imaginative manipulations, and non-binary perspectives.

Through various mediums of images, the participant artists questioned conventional boundaries, challenged the clarity of perception, and embraced the beauty found within the blurred edges of identity and innovation. The visual narrative of the show transcended traditional confines and painted a vivid portrait of limitless imagination.

Invited Artists:

• Tea Nili – digital artist
• KetoMa – photographer
• Kristine Tusiashvili – photographer, multimedia artist
• Tama Kvantaliani – digital artist
• Nina Tsotsoria – visual artist
• Unknown Errors – site-specific collage of social media random error images

The exhibition was realized within the framework of the collaborative platform unarchived_semiotics and supported by the art organization R.A.V (Reach Art Visual), Artarea Gallery Space, and Peter Moennig Foundation.