Daughters of Maro: Chronicles of Georgian Women Political Resistance 2024 -2025
Bukia Vakhania•Feb 04, 2026 — Feb 15, 2026
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Gallery Bukia Vakhania presents Koka Vashakidze’s multimedia project, Daughters of Maro: Chronicles of Georgian Women Political Resistance 2024–2025.
Daughters of Maro is an archive-based spatial work that responds to the ongoing protest movements in Georgia during 2024–2025. The project presents women’s political resistance within the context of contemporary Georgian reality through a documentary lens.
The multimedia installation invites viewers to reflect on Georgia’s recent political developments from the perspective of women’s resistance not merely as a chronological sequence of protests, but as a process through which resistance gradually takes on a distinctly feminine form. By employing an archival framework, the work explores how this form emerges over time and how a collective portrait of women’s political resistance is formed through the convergence of diverse personal experiences.
The project is based on visual and textual materials disseminated over the course of a year…
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Daughters of Maro: Chronicles of Georgian Women Political Resistance 2024 -2025
Bukia Vakhania•Feb 04, 2026 — Feb 15, 2026
Press Release
Gallery Bukia Vakhania presents Koka Vashakidze’s multimedia project, Daughters of Maro: Chronicles of Georgian Women Political Resistance 2024–2025.
Daughters of Maro is an archive-based spatial work that responds to the ongoing protest movements in Georgia during 2024–2025. The project presents women’s political resistance within the context of contemporary Georgian reality through a documentary lens.
The multimedia installation invites viewers to reflect on Georgia’s recent political developments from the perspective of women’s resistance not merely as a chronological sequence of protests, but as a process through which resistance gradually takes on a distinctly feminine form. By employing an archival framework, the work explores how this form emerges over time and how a collective portrait of women’s political resistance is formed through the convergence of diverse personal experiences.
The project is based on visual and textual materials disseminated over the course of a year…
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