Format: Handprint and video
Medium: Serigraphy. 70×100 cm. 20 editions. Video 1 min
Exhibited at: “IMPRINT #9” – The 9th International Print Festival, MoMA Tbilisi
Country: Georgia

This handprint is part of the series Medea’s Garden. It explores the fragile threshold between remedy and poison, inspired by the ancient wisdom of Medea of Colchis. The serigraphy is inspired by the endemic Digitalis ferruginea and Digitalis purpurea, portrayed as a union of two plants from the same family yet carrying a dual essence: capable of soothing or harming, saving or destroying, while also embodying symbolic female and male principles.

A Video work (1 min) in which Silkworm cocoons as “living Material” trace a cardiogram across shifting surfaces, revealing how a single pulse is shaped by its environment.