Born on February 11, 1971, Maia Maisuradze is an experienced Georgian artist and art educator. She graduated from the Tbilisi State Academy of Arts in 1995 with a degree in ceramics, mastering the art of form and craftsmanship. A member of both the Union of Artists of Georgia and the League of Artists, Maia has been actively participating in the country’s art scene over the past decades.
As the founder of a children’s art studio, she has dedicated herself to inspiring and guiding young artists, blending her expertise in art with a deep passion for education. Her work reflects a commitment to preserving Georgia’s rich artistic traditions while fostering creativity and innovation in the next generation.
Maia Maisuradze is a contemporary Georgian artist whose work blends elements of Expressionism and Surrealism to create emotionally charged, thought-provoking compositions. Her use of vibrant, contrasting colors and fluid, organic forms evokes a dreamlike atmosphere, while recurring symbols like fish and cats hint at themes of introspection and the subconscious. Maisuradze’s masterful use of light, shadow, and texture enhances the psychological depth of her pieces, inviting viewers to explore narratives of isolation, memory, and connection to nature. Her ability to merge cultural resonance with innovative artistic expression positions her as a distinctive voice in contemporary Georgian art.
2022: Exhibition of Modern Female Artists. Tbilisi, Georgia
2022: "Virtual Exhibition Dedicated to International Women's Day." Online
2022: "World Art Dubai 2022" International Art Exhibition. Dubai, UAE
2022: Group Exhibition of Georgian Artists. Paris, France
2022: Exhibition of Three Artists, Union of Artists of Georgia, Gallery "Opizar." Tbilisi, Georgia
2022: Exhibition of the Sulakauri Family, Gallery Iart. Tbilisi, Georgia
2021–2023: "Philosophy of Colors" Group Exhibition, Museum of Fine Arts of Georgia. Tbilisi, Georgia
2021–2023: "Elegy of Love" Group Exhibition, Museum of Fine Arts of Georgia. Tbilisi, Georgia
2021–2023: "Yellow Leaves" Group Exhibition, Museum of Fine Arts of Georgia. Tbilisi, Georgia
2022: Fifth International Watercolor Exhibition, "5th Tbilisi International Watercolor Festival." Tbilisi, Georgia
2023: "World Watercolor Day Georgia" Group Exhibition. Tbilisi, Georgia
2023: "Digital Exhibition Week of Women in Art" International Online Exhibition. Online
2024: "Art Shopping Paris," Carrousel du Louvre. Paris, France
2024: "Colorful Messages," Georgian Museum of Fine Arts. Tbilisi, Georgia
2024: "Spring 2024" Group Exhibition, League of Artists. Tbilisi, Georgia
2024: "Portrait in Modern Georgian Art" Group Exhibition. Tbilisi, Georgia
2024: Group Exhibition "Georgian Art Emotion," WIHH Gallery. Amsterdam, Netherlands
Born on February 11, 1971, Maia Maisuradze is an experienced Georgian artist and art educator. She graduated from the Tbilisi State Academy of Arts in 1995 with a degree in ceramics, mastering the art of form and craftsmanship. A member of both the Union of Artists of Georgia and the League of Artists, Maia has been actively participating in the country’s art scene over the past decades.
As the founder of a children’s art studio, she has dedicated herself to inspiring and guiding young artists, blending her expertise in art with a deep passion for education. Her work reflects a commitment to preserving Georgia’s rich artistic traditions while fostering creativity and innovation in the next generation.
Maia Maisuradze is a contemporary Georgian artist whose work blends elements of Expressionism and Surrealism to create emotionally charged, thought-provoking compositions. Her use of vibrant, contrasting colors and fluid, organic forms evokes a dreamlike atmosphere, while recurring symbols like fish and cats hint at themes of introspection and the subconscious. Maisuradze’s masterful use of light, shadow, and texture enhances the psychological depth of her pieces, inviting viewers to explore narratives of isolation, memory, and connection to nature. Her ability to merge cultural resonance with innovative artistic expression positions her as a distinctive voice in contemporary Georgian art.
2022: Exhibition of Modern Female Artists. Tbilisi, Georgia
2022: "Virtual Exhibition Dedicated to International Women's Day." Online
2022: "World Art Dubai 2022" International Art Exhibition. Dubai, UAE
2022: Group Exhibition of Georgian Artists. Paris, France
2022: Exhibition of Three Artists, Union of Artists of Georgia, Gallery "Opizar." Tbilisi, Georgia
2022: Exhibition of the Sulakauri Family, Gallery Iart. Tbilisi, Georgia
2021–2023: "Philosophy of Colors" Group Exhibition, Museum of Fine Arts of Georgia. Tbilisi, Georgia
2021–2023: "Elegy of Love" Group Exhibition, Museum of Fine Arts of Georgia. Tbilisi, Georgia
2021–2023: "Yellow Leaves" Group Exhibition, Museum of Fine Arts of Georgia. Tbilisi, Georgia
2022: Fifth International Watercolor Exhibition, "5th Tbilisi International Watercolor Festival." Tbilisi, Georgia
2023: "World Watercolor Day Georgia" Group Exhibition. Tbilisi, Georgia
2023: "Digital Exhibition Week of Women in Art" International Online Exhibition. Online
2024: "Art Shopping Paris," Carrousel du Louvre. Paris, France
2024: "Colorful Messages," Georgian Museum of Fine Arts. Tbilisi, Georgia
2024: "Spring 2024" Group Exhibition, League of Artists. Tbilisi, Georgia
2024: "Portrait in Modern Georgian Art" Group Exhibition. Tbilisi, Georgia
2024: Group Exhibition "Georgian Art Emotion," WIHH Gallery. Amsterdam, Netherlands
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