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The portrayal of earrings and precious stones in the artwork draws attention to the allure and glamour associated with these items. They symbolize the embodiment of wealth and luxury in society, often representing success, power, and social standing. However, beneath the surface allure, the series prompts viewers to consider whether material possessions truly hold the significance and fulfillment that they are often attributed.
By raising questions about the true value of material possessions, "The Bijouterie" series invites viewers to examine their own relationship with wealth and luxury. It encourages contemplation on the broader implications of a society consumed by materialism and the potential impact on individual well-being, personal relationships, and societal values.
Overall, the painting series "The Bijouterie" serves as a catalyst for introspection and critical reflection on materialism's pervasive influence in our lives. It seeks to provoke a reconsideration of our societal values, encouraging a shift towards a more balanced and meaningful existence beyond the superficial pursuit of wealth and luxury.
Born on November 16, 1995, in Tbilisi, Georgia, GELA MIKAVA is an artist with a unique multidisciplinary approach, blending architectural precision with artistic innovation. With a foundation rooted in both bachelor’s and master’s degrees in architecture from the prestigious Technical University, MIKAVA’s work reflects a seamless fusion of architectural principles and artistic freedom.
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