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Tamo Jugeli (b. 1994) is a self-taught Georgian artist whose practice began as a form of therapy during a confused time in her life. She claims to paint intuitively, without a sense of what will emerge from her work.
“Materially, Jugeli demonstrates a keen sensitivity to the expressive potential of paint itself. The tension between thin washes and denser layers generates a tactile dynamism that rewards sustained looking. Edges are rarely fixed; they tremble, blur, or dissolve, contributing to the overall sense of flux, seen in On the Lake (2025), in which orange and green areas appear to have been smeared on with a palette knife or an industrial squeegee.”
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