Djanashvili Amiran

The sculptor Amiran Djanashvili was born in 1962 in Tbilisi Georgia. In 1969 he already was admitted to the Art School for highly talented children in Tbilisi. For two years he enjoyed private education by T. Asahani and M.Tsintabadze. Further more after being trained in sculpturing and designing he entered the National Academy of Fine Arts in 1981, where he completed his study in 1987 in the sculpture section. In 1991 he emigrated to the Netherlands.
Amiran is familiar with the specific Judaic Culture and its themes. Much inspiration comes from religious life, from people, as nudes as well as portraits.
Quintessential in Amirans sculptures are their composition and shape. He always tries to create compact sculptures, which depending on their composition may consist of stone, marble or bronze. The artist is very keen on details such as the composition of hands, the movement of the body and any possible clothes. Amiran leaves nothing to chance; every detail must add to the integral composition. The tridimentional aspect of his sculptures is considered as essentially important by the artist. Furthermore he wishes all forms to be interesting in their graphical expression, as well as with regard to their being connected which each other in perfect harmony.
Amiran Djanashvili had exhibitions in many countries. His works have been purchased in the United States of America, Japan, Israel, the former Soviet Union, as well as , of course , in the Netherlands