Lia Chechelashvili

Lia Chechelashvili is a self-taught artist from Georgia. Her works have been exhibited and sold worldwide, they are kept in private collections in UK, USA, France, Germany, Australia, Ireland, Italy, Switzerland, UAE, Japan, Spain, India, Georgia, Austria.
Lia Chechelashvili's work is an exercise in means and effect. As she says, "minimum means and maximum expression" is her goal. With a background in math, Lia's analytic nature is well suited for the problems of reductive representation. Her work plays with the formal character of continuous white line on a dark background. The sinuous drawings wrap around the picture transforming line into figuration, denoted dimension, and pure abstraction. Other works exercise the same dramatic rhythmic form but use color. Lia's world is a magical one. The characters live in a weightless and sometimes boundless space. Characters and forms relate to one another in a way that speaks about human interaction. In this sense, her work is about the relationship between individuals and the space of interaction.

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• "IFAA Art Festival 2012", Pritamlal Dua Art Gallery - Indore, India, 2012
• Fountain Art Fair: Art Basel Miami - Miami, Florida, USA, 2011
• La Galleria, Royal Opera Arcade, Pall Mall - London, UK, 2011
• "FAIM Art 2010" - Feria de Arte Independiente de Madrid, Palacio de Congresos y Exposiciones de Madrid - Madrid, Spain, 2010
• Los Angeles Center of Digital Art - Los Angeles, California, USA, 2010
• "ADIP 2010", Galeria d’Art i Disseny Patricia Muñoz - Sabadell, Barcelona, Spain, 2010
• New Art Café - Tbilisi, Georgia, 2009
• "Symphony of Art&Music", Olpadwala Hall - Kolkata, India, 2009
• Attic - New Delhi, India, 2008
• Infusion Gallery - Los Angeles, California, USA, 2008
• Biennale “EMMA 2007”, European Masters of Modern Art, which took place in historical water-castle in Burgau - Burgau, Austria, 2007
• "Salon d'Automne 2005", Parc Floral de Paris - Paris, France, 2005
• Galerie Natalie Boldyreff - Paris, France, 2005
• Frazier Museum - Louisville, Kentucky, USA, 2004
• "Salon International de St Jean de Monts", Palais des Congrès de St Jean de Monts - St Jean de Monts, France, 2004
• Galeriazero - Barcelona, Spain, 2004
• Primo Piano Living gallery - Lecce, Italy, 2004
• World Fine Art gallery - Chelsea, New York, USA, 2004
• Art-Domain gallery - Port d’Andratx, Mallorca, Spain, 2003
• Old Gallery - Tbilisi, Georgia, 1999
• Art Museum of Georgia - Tbilisi, Georgia, 1993

• Article in “Vecherni Tbilisi”, weekly newspaper, Tbilisi - March 8, 1999
• Article in ArtisSpectrum Magazine, volume#12, New York - February 2004
• Article in “Ouest France”, dedicated to the painters who participated in Salon International de St Jean de Monts au Palais des Congrès de St Jean de Monts, France - July 26, 2004
• “Who's Who in Visual Art”, Vol 2006-2007, Art Domain Whois Verlag, Leipzig - 2006
• “Who's Who in Visual Art”, Vol 2008-2009, Art Domain Whois Verlag, Leipzig - 2008
• Featured in Saatchi Art Catalog “Fall 2018”, Vol. 1, Los Angeles - 2018