"Faith - as a tool to confront your future potential" becomes an impetus to move and exit - Exodus". Faith, confrontation with the difficulties, movement onward, and reaching the point of actualization of an individual psychopathy. That exact human path is
expressed on the presented canvases - from potential to the path and from the path to the point of actualization.

The residency project is closely related to my interest in exploring and delving into naturalforms, getting acquainted with walnuts, tree leaves, jujube berries, half-ripe olive dye andvarious seeds found in the extensive garden of the residency. I am interested in the reason whysome of the fruits is cracked, green, red or brown.

Ria Keburia Foundation presents a solo show by the young Georgian photogra- pher, Sopho Papiashvili. She has been living and working in Tbilisi for the last five years.

The exhibition showcases her large-scale, black-and-white portraits taken inter- mittently, at different times.

Lidia Russkova's practice moves between photo, video, performance, sound and total installations. Her works focus on the interconnection of universal images, language and the momentum.

A group show of current resident "Artists in Exile program":Arthur Bondar, Oksana Yushko, Daniil Dvinskih and Elena Slobtseva.

Amine Amharech's art is considered an investigation into the orthogonal engendered and architectural devices, and the organic landscape in which it is situated within. It is an exploded view of an architecture MD cloud, creating a fractal of multiple structures, yet thought of as sculptures.

Fedora Akimova's project 'Гомiн' *(from Ukrainian "Homin" – noise, hum) talks about the war through the themes of memory, loss of home and the unification of experience through death. It contains two parts: a solo exhibition and a land art object in Ria Keburia Foundation.

Untitled gallery is pleased to introduce you and new exhibition as the result of two weeks art residency for Ukrainian queer artists.
The project is supported by Ria Keburia foundation where the residency took place and the exhibition will be open. The project is supported also by urgent action fund for women's human rights. Thanks a lot to project fungus for standing with us in this action.

The Why Not Gallery and Ria Keburia Residency are glad to present a group exhibition 'Seven Sentences on Time'.

The exhibition brings together artworks by artists Mariam Akubardia, Ruska Badriashvili, Ana Kezeli, Sandro Sulaberidze, Ana Chaduneli, Tiko Kharkhelauri and Gvantsa Jishkariani who participated at the residency program.

Ria Keburia Foundation is glad to present a solo show by Georgian artist Gela Mikava, which responds to the painful events of war today.