Irakli Giorgadze’s solo exhibition explores the threshold between the urban, the conscious, and the accidental - focusing on the everyday processes that often remain unnoticed.
The selected black-and-white analog photographic series transforms proximity to the moment and the subtle lines of emotional tension into dynamic compositional prototypes. In these frames, people and their surroundings form a shared point of observation.
Over the years, the photographer has turned everyday life and its fleeting fragments into a consistent observational practice. Through the act of fixing the city in images, Giorgadze’s photography resembles a quiet dramaturgy. Spontaneous encounters, fragile gestures, and incidental details appear as a poetic visual archive of the city. The dynamism of daily life, captured through unexpected meetings and overlooked moments, unfolds into a multilayered narrative.