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Workshop
Forecast Festival 2045
The first activation of [UN]COMMON THREADS, held at Forecast Festival 9, asking participants to speculate on the future of the art festival itself from four stakeholder positions.
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Residency
Floating Threshold
A residency on the Swedish island of Orust following small bodies of water, glacial grooves and human traces, resulting in an architectural object proposed as an instrument for connecting with diverse bodies of water.
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Exhibition
EZOLOGIA — Porous Body of Tbilisi
An exhibition asking how the typology of the Tbilisian Courtyard shapes the city’s urban fabric—analytical maps, archival documents, photo essays and film, alongside our installation on reclaiming the imagination of the city.
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Archival work
Digitising The Wound
The rediscovery and digitisation of Andro Chiaureli’s 1989 documentary film The Wound (ჭრილობა), carried out with the director himself and the National Archives of Georgia.
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Exhibition
Dineba — A Digital Archive of Georgia’s Ecological Landscape
An exhibition presenting a polyphonic archive of Chiatura’s geological, social and infrastructural wounds—including the first public screening of Andro Chiaureli’s 1989 documentary film The Wound.
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Workshop
Architecture of Cure
Collective storytelling workshop held at a five-day programme organised by DAI-SAI at the modernist former Children’s Health Resort in Krvavica, exploring the site’s history and contemporaneity alongside local and international artists, architects and researchers.
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[UN]COMMON THREADS
An ongoing speculative storytelling workshop that uses illustrated agent cards to build collective narratives of more-than-human futures, adapting its framework to a new thematic context with each iteration.
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Trees
A research project and bilingual publication on the eco-cultural lives of Tbilisi’s trees, subverting the perspective that disregards the city’s oldest inhabitants and reimagining the city as an intertwined entity.
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EZOLOGIA
A critical re-examination of urban typology through Tbilisi’s Mtatsminda district and its shared courtyards, treating typology not as a static category but as an emergent property of habitation.
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Contested Waters
A transnational network for artistic research and education interrogating how modernist legacies instrumentalise rivers and public imaginaries, placing Sweden’s post-industrial landscapes in dialogue with Georgia’s struggles against extractivism.