The Kukushka Railway
Travelling by Khashuri-Borjomi railway is a trip through places where time passes slowly and a wild but warm fairy-tale atmosphere from the past is still very present.
Travelling by Khashuri-Borjomi railway is a trip through places where time passes slowly and a wild but warm fairy-tale atmosphere from the past is still very present.
Although this work constitutes just a small part of my ideas and projects, it is nonetheless representative of my on going focus and strategy in dealing with the world.
All my childhood I was listening stories how some boy/man with friends were stealing a girl, to get a married after her.
Shestovitsa Village 2012 Nenka Ukraine, photo essay by Dina Oganova It was 2009 when i went first time in Kiev (capital) of Ukraine and was totally in love with this amazing country and lovely people. I think Ukrainians and Georgians has a lot of common. 2014 was the hardest and...
Georgia, Shukhuti - 2014. The town's orthodox priest Saba and the bodyguards of internal affairs minister of Georgia are holding the ball before the game starts. No time limits, no rules, an indiscriminate number of players—let’s play Lelo! The game is a no-holds-barred combination of wrestling and rugby that is...
The Pankisi Valley is situated in the Republic of Georgia. Once part of the Soviet monolith, Georgia became independent following the collapse of the Soviet Union. Unfortunately the country turned soon in to a failed state where…
12/02/2012, Bosnia otherLand takes place in two countrys, Bosnia and Georgia. This winter, I went to those places searching how to say something about the relation mother-daughter. Specially when it is violent, and most of all, when there is no relation at all anymore. 12/02/2012, Bosnia 18/03/2012, Georgia 18/03/2012, Georgia...
his is my first project and it's entitled On the way to God: it was a short story about specific traditions of the Georgian mountain's inhabitants. I realized these images during my first travel around Georgia, when I was 18-19 years old. In each village there are different rules and...
Each year in the Georgian highland village of Adishi, the dead are invited home for a week-long family reunion. It is a time for celebration, but also for contemplation.
