This year's Tbilisi Mural Fest introduced over 20 new public artworks across five cities, showcasing the creativity of nearly a dozen artists and celebrating local culture.
The monumental compositions range from two to over a dozen stories high, including a striking 65-meter tall mural that embodies resilience and community through vibrant colors.
Each artwork reflects local traditions, like a mural by Afzan Pirzade showing vintners from Kakheti, and others that intertwine mythical figures and themes of togetherness.
Tina Chertova's mural features a lace-like pattern, beautifully integrating elements of local decorum, including birds and deer, into a large, multistory work that reflects community values.
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