Work on a new piece—an artistic exploration of a gospel theme—will be featured in the upcoming exhibition. This large-scale canvas is dedicated to the “Sermon on the Mount” from the Gospel of Matthew. It was begun in 2026, following the latest series, "The Traveler of the Peaks." A completely new approach to color and form is used here, which was not characteristic of the works from the previous period.

Visitors will be able to view the canvas at the end of October. You can follow further updates right here on our page.

New works by Anton Balanchivadze at Baia Gallery!

You can view these and other works at Baia Gallery’s contemporary art space: 68 A. Razmadze St.

The gallery is open every day except Mondays, from 12:00 PM to 7:00 PM.

Admission is free.

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The Boat. Landscape - Anton Balanchivadze. Abstract painting with vibrant colors including gold, blue, black, purple, and red, featuring various shapes and textures

Landscape
Acrylic on canvas, 25 x 25 cm. 2026

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"Traveler of the Peaks" series

The "Traveler of the Peaks" series focuses primarily on mountains, along with lakes and seas nestled directly against them. Through strong, colorful accents within semi-abstract landscapes flattened into two dimensions, these works reveal a new endeavor in which the artist attempts to explore the realm of the "moral sensation of color." The experiments of Jarji Balanchivadze (the artist's father) in this field served as an impetus for Anton to shift the focus of his works from linear perspective to color perspective.

Meanwhile, the mountains acquire a translucent quality—reflecting the artist's desire "to see the spirit beyond matter." This leads back to the gospel verse: "If you have faith as small as a mustard seed, you can say to this mountain, 'Move from here to there,' and it will move" (Matthew 17:20).

"A human gaze should not linger solely on objects, but rather strive to see the eternal behind them," says the artist.

Visitors will be able to view the canvas at the end of October. You can follow further updates right here on our page.

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This work can be viewed at Baia Gallery's contemporary art space: 68 A. Razmadze, Tbilisi.

The gallery is open every day except Mondays, from 12:00 PM to 7:00 PM.

Tel: +995 599 50 53 02

Email: baiagalleryexpo@gmail.com

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Silhouette of a tree against a colorful sunset or sunrise sky with large circles resembling clouds or celestial bodies.

Anton Balanchivadze 'Way'

Acrylic on canvas, 40 x 30 cm, 2026

Anton Balanchivadze. From the series ‘Traveler of the Peaks’
Acrylic on canvas, 15 x 15 cm. 2026

Watercolor painting of a rooster with bright red, yellow, black, purple, and white feathers, standing on a white background, with the initials 'AB' written in purple.

21×14 Mixed Media on Paper

Watercolor painting of a colorful rooster with vibrant reds, blues, yellows, and blacks, with the word "courage" written on its body.

21×14 Mixed Media on Paper

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Image Documentation - Kikala Studio‍

Interior of an art gallery or studio with paintings on display, a photography setup with a camera on tripod, and stairs leading to an upper level, with natural light coming through large windows.

We would like to extend our sincere thanks to Kikala Studio for their outstanding professional work with Anton Balanchivadze’s paintings.

The studio handled the entire process independently — from the collection of the works to high-resolution documentation using advanced photographic systems — and returned all artworks safely and with great care.
The resulting images represent an exceptional level of technical precision, color accuracy, and sensitivity to the material presence of the paintings.

We are grateful not only for the quality of the images, but also for the professionalism, responsibility, and respect shown toward the artist and the works throughout the process.

Amidst the abundance of objects, books, paints, and brushes in Anton Balanchivadze’s studio stands a table where friends and guests naturally gather.

It is a spot where fresh watercolors and pastels constantly appear, framed and ready, yet rarely stay in one place for long. Only a fortunate few visitors ever catch them between the easel and private collections, so fleeting is their time here.

These diverse, mixed-media pieces on paper remain on display for the briefest of moments.

Photographs from the artist’s former studio, dating approximately from 2012–2017, preserved as visual traces of work and time.
Paintings, unfinished pieces, and everyday objects coexist without order, reflecting the atmosphere in which the work emerged.