Virtual exhibitions – Georgia and Armenia – Impressions from the Journey
Some journeys are planned for years. Others come completely unexpectedly and remain in our hearts forever. That was the case with my journey to Georgia and Armenia in 2015.
I invite you to explore a virtual exhibition featuring photographs from my journey through Georgia and Armenia. This is not a guide to the most important monuments, nor a postcard collection of the most beautiful places. It is a record of encounters with people, everyday life, and moments that caught my attention while travelling through the Caucasus.
In these photographs, you will see the old courtyards of Tbilisi, marked by the passage of time and everyday life, portraits of people, colorful bazaars, and landscapes that complete the story of these extraordinary countries. Each photograph is an attempt to preserve the atmosphere of a place and the emotions that accompanied my journey.
I invite you to join me on a journey through Georgia and Armenia as seen through my eyes.
I invite you to check out the previous blog post.
https://stockshock.art/georgia-and-armenia-impressions-from-the-journey/
Below are a few photos from my first exhibition opening—the first show organized in collaboration with the Public Library in Sępólno Krajeńskie, my hometown. I am immensely grateful to everyone who helped bring this exhibition to life, as well as to everyone who attended, whether in person or virtually.
