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Vajiko Chachkhiani is a Georgian artist acclaimed for his exploration of the human psyche through sculpture and installation. His work pays tribute to the spirit of the arte povera (“poor art”) movement that, during the 1960s and ’70s in Italy, made political stances against establishment using unconventional artistic mediums.
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