Teimuraz Kharabadze, born on October 9, 1964, in Tbilisi, Georgia, is a distinguished professional artist specializing in painting and graphic art. A member of the Union of Artists of Georgia, Kharabadze’s career is marked by his originality, individuality, and stylistic versatility.
Kharabadze began his formal artistic education in 1979 at the Jacob Nikoladze Art School in Tbilisi, graduating in 1983 with a diploma piece titled Morning in Old Tbilisi. He furthered his studies at the Tbilisi State Academy of Arts, enrolling in the Faculty of Fine Arts and specializing in easel graphics. Under the mentorship of esteemed artists such as Alexander Vepkhvadze, Giovanni Vepkhvadze, and Tamila Kintsurashvili, he graduated in 1992.
A member of various prestigious art organizations, Kharabadze joined the regional organization of Imereti artists in 2010, the Art Guild professional club in 2019, and the "La Via' ART" association in Sicily, Italy, in 2023. Since 2013, he has also been a member of the Polish Union of Artists (ZPAP) in Warsaw.
Teimuraz Kharabadze’s artwork reflects an exceptional ability to merge elements of realism, surrealism, and abstract expressionism into a cohesive and emotionally resonant body of work. His eclectic style bridges classical traditions with contemporary experimentation, showcasing a harmonious balance between technical precision and conceptual exploration. Through the interplay of vibrant, dynamic colors and a masterful command of line, shape, and texture, Kharabadze creates compositions that invite both emotional and intellectual engagement.
His works range from mythological and figurative depictions to abstract interpretations of cosmic and spiritual themes. Recurring motifs, such as celestial forms and organic patterns, enrich his pieces with symbolic depth, reflecting philosophical ideas about the interconnectedness of the human experience.
His realistic works demonstrate smooth, controlled application, while his abstract pieces feature expressive layering and texture. The thoughtful spatial arrangements and dramatic use of light and shadow—reminiscent of chiaroscuro—further elevate his compositions, lending them a dreamlike and introspective quality.
By seamlessly integrating storytelling and abstraction, Kharabadze appeals to a diverse audience, creating art that resonates on both personal and universal levels. His originality lies in his ability to fuse traditional and modern techniques, offering a fresh perspective on themes that transcend cultural and temporal boundaries.
2010: Sharden Gallery, Tbilisi, Georgia.
2011: Tbilisi State Academy of Arts, "STETE Academy Hall," Tbilisi, Georgia.
2003: Patriarch Ilia II Jubilee, Art Gallery, Tbilisi, Georgia.
2004: "Vernissage Paints Tbilisi," Art Gallery, Tbilisi, Georgia.
2010: "Varla," Kutaisi Art Gallery, Kutaisi, Georgia.
2011: Municipality Hall, Moletai, Lithuania.
2011: Vilnius Gallery, Vilnius, Lithuania.
2012: Artists’ Union Hall, Warsaw, Poland.
2014: Olkusz Gallery, Poland.
2015: Kezhbunin Gallery, Poland.
2017: Barlinek Cultural Gallery, Poland.
2018: Galleries in Szczecin and Gorzów Wielkopolski, Poland.
2019: Larisa Larkina Gallery, Venice, Italy.
2020: Municipality Hall in Erkner and Berlin Gallery, Germany.
2022: "Philosophy of Colors," Georgian Museum of Fine Arts, Tbilisi, Georgia.
2023: Kokuzo Palace, Monterosso Almo, Sicily, Italy.
2023: Art Festival, China
2023: Expo 2023 Doha, Qatar
2023: Georgian National Library, Tbilisi, Georgia
2024: Creative Biennale, "Dedicated to Caravaggio," Noto, Sicily, Italy .
2024: Kokuzo Palace, Monterosso Almo, Sicily, Italy
Teimuraz Kharabadze, born on October 9, 1964, in Tbilisi, Georgia, is a distinguished professional artist specializing in painting and graphic art. A member of the Union of Artists of Georgia, Kharabadze’s career is marked by his originality, individuality, and stylistic versatility.
Kharabadze began his formal artistic education in 1979 at the Jacob Nikoladze Art School in Tbilisi, graduating in 1983 with a diploma piece titled Morning in Old Tbilisi. He furthered his studies at the Tbilisi State Academy of Arts, enrolling in the Faculty of Fine Arts and specializing in easel graphics. Under the mentorship of esteemed artists such as Alexander Vepkhvadze, Giovanni Vepkhvadze, and Tamila Kintsurashvili, he graduated in 1992.
A member of various prestigious art organizations, Kharabadze joined the regional organization of Imereti artists in 2010, the Art Guild professional club in 2019, and the "La Via' ART" association in Sicily, Italy, in 2023. Since 2013, he has also been a member of the Polish Union of Artists (ZPAP) in Warsaw.
Teimuraz Kharabadze’s artwork reflects an exceptional ability to merge elements of realism, surrealism, and abstract expressionism into a cohesive and emotionally resonant body of work. His eclectic style bridges classical traditions with contemporary experimentation, showcasing a harmonious balance between technical precision and conceptual exploration. Through the interplay of vibrant, dynamic colors and a masterful command of line, shape, and texture, Kharabadze creates compositions that invite both emotional and intellectual engagement.
His works range from mythological and figurative depictions to abstract interpretations of cosmic and spiritual themes. Recurring motifs, such as celestial forms and organic patterns, enrich his pieces with symbolic depth, reflecting philosophical ideas about the interconnectedness of the human experience.
His realistic works demonstrate smooth, controlled application, while his abstract pieces feature expressive layering and texture. The thoughtful spatial arrangements and dramatic use of light and shadow—reminiscent of chiaroscuro—further elevate his compositions, lending them a dreamlike and introspective quality.
By seamlessly integrating storytelling and abstraction, Kharabadze appeals to a diverse audience, creating art that resonates on both personal and universal levels. His originality lies in his ability to fuse traditional and modern techniques, offering a fresh perspective on themes that transcend cultural and temporal boundaries.
2010: Sharden Gallery, Tbilisi, Georgia.
2011: Tbilisi State Academy of Arts, "STETE Academy Hall," Tbilisi, Georgia.
2003: Patriarch Ilia II Jubilee, Art Gallery, Tbilisi, Georgia.
2004: "Vernissage Paints Tbilisi," Art Gallery, Tbilisi, Georgia.
2010: "Varla," Kutaisi Art Gallery, Kutaisi, Georgia.
2011: Municipality Hall, Moletai, Lithuania.
2011: Vilnius Gallery, Vilnius, Lithuania.
2012: Artists’ Union Hall, Warsaw, Poland.
2014: Olkusz Gallery, Poland.
2015: Kezhbunin Gallery, Poland.
2017: Barlinek Cultural Gallery, Poland.
2018: Galleries in Szczecin and Gorzów Wielkopolski, Poland.
2019: Larisa Larkina Gallery, Venice, Italy.
2020: Municipality Hall in Erkner and Berlin Gallery, Germany.
2022: "Philosophy of Colors," Georgian Museum of Fine Arts, Tbilisi, Georgia.
2023: Kokuzo Palace, Monterosso Almo, Sicily, Italy.
2023: Art Festival, China
2023: Expo 2023 Doha, Qatar
2023: Georgian National Library, Tbilisi, Georgia
2024: Creative Biennale, "Dedicated to Caravaggio," Noto, Sicily, Italy .
2024: Kokuzo Palace, Monterosso Almo, Sicily, Italy
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