NINA AKHOBADZE（妮娜．阿霍巴澤）
Nina Akhobadze（妮娜．阿霍巴澤）的肖像照。攝影：Michael Schulte（邁克爾・舒爾特）。
簡介
Nina Akhobadze（妮娜．阿霍巴澤），生於1997年喬治亞薩姆特雷迪亞，是一位當代畫家，現居於奧地利維也納。她於2015年至2019年間就讀於格魯吉亞第比利斯國立藝術學院繪畫與平面藝術系，師從Oleg Timchenko。目前，阿霍巴澤正在奧地利林茨藝術與設計大學繼續深造，師從Anne Speier。她的創作以當代繪畫為核心，持續拓展其藝術實踐與研究。
Akhobadze（阿霍巴澤）的作品曾於多個重要國際展覽中展出，包括維也納當代藝術博覽會（2024）林茲城堡博物館（2024），以及第比利斯藝術博覽會（2024）。她的藝術創作植根於一種親密且直覺性的創作方式，在此過程中，色彩與肌理持續展開充滿活力且不斷演變的對話。她主要以油彩創作大型畫布作品，透過身體與情感層面對材料的直接互動，探索繪畫的可能性。她的作品因此呈現出豐富的肌理、深厚的層次感，以及強烈的物質性特質，創作重心並非具象再現，而是引導觀者沉浸於感官經驗與情緒感受之中。
藝術實踐
Nina（妮娜）的作品刻意避開具象元素，讓色彩與肌理之間的互動成為畫面的核心。其作品中的肌理流動而富有張力，反映出她在創作過程中自由、開放且帶有探索性的繪畫方式。形式與材料之間的相互作用是她創作的重要基礎，不僅營造出豐富的層次感與儀式感，也回應了源自日常生活的私密情感與個人體驗。透過對顏料、質地與繪畫行動本身的持續探索，她將情感與感知轉化為具體而可感的視覺語言。因此，每一件作品都成為獨特且多重層次的觀看經驗，引領觀者進入藝術家創作過程所建構的親密對話之中，並感受深藏於畫面肌理與色彩之間的情緒流動與內在能量。
藝術作品
This painting develops a fluid composition, shifting from the left, where dense layers and more classical tones dominate, toward the right, where lighter and more vibrant colors emerge. The dialogue between thicker painted forms and translucent passages builds momentum, giving organic life to abstraction.
Nina Akhobadze trained under Oleg Timchenko at the Tbilisi State Academy of Arts, a painter whose discipline and holistic approach to art emphasized process and integrity over style. Nina’s abstraction is a quiet rejection born in post-Soviet Georgia — a response to Timchenko’s tutelage that still carries his way of perceiving art. Her practice doesn’t perform sophistication for the market; it exists as a means to preserve dignity and coherence in the face of instability. In her work, painting remains a necessity rather than decoration or lifestyle. In this way, Nina differentiates herself from many of her European peers.
Nina Akhobadze is the latest addition to our portfolio within the framework of BASPcr — our curatorial line where art engages with self-organisation and identity to strengthen the visibility of immigrant communities.
180 × 140 cm
Oil on canvas (Prices excl. VAT & shipping)
Painting from Nina Akhobadze 2024
One-of-a-Kind Artwork with an Authenticity Certificate
Untitled 04 belongs to the exhibition Among Us at Matiz Gallery. The composition moves through a predominantly brown palette that gradually transitions into vibrant reds. Within this field, organic abstract forms press against one another, each defined by its own tonal depth. The figures are marked by raw, almost primal textures, which emphasize both the individuality of each shape and the tension of their contact. The result is a painting where color and surface create a physical sense of pressure, revealing abstraction as a site of encounter and negotiation.
Nina Akhobadze is the latest addition to our portfolio within the framework of BASPcr — our curatorial line where art engages with self-organisation and identity to strengthen the visibility of immigrant communities.
140 × 160 cm
Oil on canvas (Prices excl. VAT & shipping)
Painting from Nina Akhobadze 2024
One-of-a-Kind Artwork with an Authenticity Certificate
This canvas reveals Nina Akhobadze’s interest in vertical tension and atmospheric transformation. Instead of building stable forms, she lets colors drift upward — smoky greys, vaporous whites, and muted blues rising into a field marked by a burst of red. The composition feels less like a fixed image than a scene in motion.
100 × 170 cm
Oil on canvas (Prices excl. VAT & shipping)
Painting from Nina Akhobadze 2025
One-of-a-Kind Artwork with an Authenticity Certificate
This canvas shows Nina Akhobadze working through the tension of proximity. Large colored forms press against one another without ever settling into clarity: only the green field appears clean, while the surrounding reds, browns, blues, and oranges are layered and restless. Texture carries a double weight here — it both deepens the surface and directs the viewer’s eye, creating a sense of movement across the forms. The result is an abstract composition that feels compressed yet dynamic, as if the shapes are negotiating their space on the canvas.
160 × 140 cm
Oil on canvas (Prices excl. VAT & shipping)
Painting from Nina Akhobadze 2024
