Dorothy Sing Zhang / Like Someone Alive theory Anna Tsitsishvili’s Tbilisi delivers us

Anna Tsitsishvili’s Tbilisi delivers us a contemporary outlook on Georgia’s vibrant capital at the crossroads between East and West

and emotional survival in a post-Soviet world

This publication coincided with the solo exhibition UNTITLED (NUDE) at FOMU – Photography Museum Antwerp

For their new project they have turned to antique cabinets

We are prompted to reflect on nature’s profound serenity and as the last pages fall also of its demise at the hand of our own

Dorothy Sing Zhang / Like Someone Alive theory Anna Tsitsishvili’s Tbilisi delivers usDorothy Sing Zhang unveils a compelling portrayal of humanitys vulnerable state during sleep. The scene is set in the bedrooms of others. One is asked to be asleep, a squeeze cable release is placed under the pillow. The chance of ones unconscious body rolling over and triggering the camera results in an exposure. Like Someone Alive expands these boundaries by withdrawing the traditional relationships between the photographer, the object and the