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Radiation and Revolution, 2022

The installation draws inspiration from Sabu Kosho's seminal work, "Radiation and Revolution" a book on the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster that sheds light on the intricate connections between nuclear power, capitalism, and the nation-state.

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earth on the floor and a banner with text decolonixe on the wall

Decolonize

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flags on a factory building

Red Flags

"In this intervention, the artist appropriates the facade of a former Soviet factory, known as 'Impulse.' Red flags, emblematic of the Soviet era, are placed in the original flag holders, evoking a visual continuity with the historical context.

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Museum of Revolution

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Ghost City

Ghost city, 2005

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artist carrying the plant

Into Wilderness

"Into the Wilderness", 2016

The performance Into Wilderness originates in a privately administered natural conservation space in the Caucasus Wildlife Refuge, which includes the development of tourism along with several other programs.

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Destroyed villas

Ruins of private property

video, 5 min, 2007

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device under glass display

The story of automatika

The story of automatika
collaboration with Helene Sommer (No) installation, mixed media, Yerevan, Armenia 2007

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banner on the wall

 Reverberations of Utterance

A Tribute to Mladen Stilinović, Banner, 2016

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Reading hut

Size: 3x3x3 meters, mix media, 2014. 

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soviet type 14 floor high building

Bangladesh

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Bus stop

Ruins of our time

Ruins of Our Time, a series of 12 photographs taken in 2005,

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Architecture speaks back


This is the first step toward creating an archive documenting the construction of the "Georgia Department of Highways and Transportation." The initiative began after a devastating fire occurred at George Chahava's studio in 2008, which resulted in the loss of several important materials such as plans, models, drawings, photographs and related documents.

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