The Why Not Gallery - Qeu Meparishvili

Untitled (Mermaid ),2021, Cromed clay, wax, wood

Medusa Gorgon, 2021, Cromed clay, wax, wood

Candlestick candle, altar of stairs, 2021,wax, wood

Come back to me and say my land is best, Bread, 25x25cm

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Qeu Meparishvili, born in 1995, is a multimedia artist working and living in Tbilisi. Qeu studied at the Shota Rustaveli theatre and Film Georgia State University but dropped out and resumed her studies at CCA - Centre of Contemporary Art in 2015. After graduating CCA she teamed up with artist Salome Dumbadze, and produced collaborative artworks under the name SHRAM Collective. Qeu experiments a lot with materials and ways of expression, she mainly works in video art, installation and sculpture. She often employs humour in her art and through it deals with acute and painful topics, both personal and socially relevant.

Qeu’s works are often exhibited in group shows including Art and Freedom, CCA Tbilisi, 2020, Post.Digital.Dreams, In-Between Conditions, 2019, If Words became Violent, Sculpturinstitut Vienna, 2019, Oxygen No Fair, 2018. Her first solo show, I exist when you are here, where you never were I can never be, was held at the Patara gallery, 2018.