Street art artist Gagosh and his latest works in Tbilisi. We are sure that at least once you have met a graffiti artist who often expresses himself on social issues in his work. In this post we talk about his latest works. The first art object is a mosaic depicting a grandmother selling lemons. Gagosh had never worked with this technique before. The panel is located in Chogurty near Marjanishvili metro station: here is the approximate location. There is another mosaic near the lower station of the Rostovli-Matazminda cable car. The artist again depicted the grandmother, however, this time with balloons in her hands. place. The newest work is located on the stairs near the Galeria shopping center. It is a three-dimensional installation of a man with a bouquet of flowers, made of mosaic elements. You can see the work here. If you go up the stairs to this place, you will find a panel with cats. According to the author's idea, pets should start barking when a passerby stops next to them. They do this with micro-controllers, but now something broke and the cats stopped making sounds. Finally, on Yashvili Street in Sollaki, Ggosh painted graffiti depicting the 20th century Georgian poet Paolo Yashvili. And on the lids, street art of a "Mother Georgia" monument with a cup of coffee appeared, though its exact location is unknown.

Street art artist Gagosh and his latest works in Tbilisi. We are sure that at least once you have met a graffiti artist who often expresses himself on social issues in his work. In this post we talk about his latest works. The first art object is a mosaic depicting a grandmother selling lemons. Gagosh had never worked with this technique before. The panel is located in Chogurty near Marjanishvili metro station: here is the approximate location. There is another mosaic near the lower station of the Rostovli-Matazminda cable car. The artist again depicted the grandmother, however, this time with balloons in her hands. place. The newest work is located on the stairs near the Galeria shopping center. It is a three-dimensional installation of a man with a bouquet of flowers, made of mosaic elements. You can see the work here. If you go up the stairs to this place, you will find a panel with cats. According to the author's idea, pets should start barking when a passerby stops next to them. They do this with micro-controllers, but now something broke and the cats stopped making sounds. Finally, on Yashvili Street in Sollaki, Ggosh painted graffiti depicting the 20th century Georgian poet Paolo Yashvili. And on the lids, street art of a "Mother Georgia" monument with a cup of coffee appeared, though its exact location is unknown.