Liz Rigal-Kukava, a three-time scholarship recipient of the Tamaz Bekaia Educational Foundation and a student at the Apollon Kutateladze Tbilisi State Academy of Arts, has reached another significant milestone in her professional and creative journey: her first solo exhibition.

“Intersecting Spaces” is Liz Rigal’s first solo exhibition, held at the Textile Museum. The works presented at the exhibition explored intuition as a primary source of information and the ways in which culture can inspire long-term change within society.

For Liz Rigal, her first solo exhibition was more than a professional achievement. It was further proof that the journey toward a goal, despite the obstacles along the way, leads to meaningful results when hard work is accompanied by belief and support.

As she explains, the support she received from the Tamaz Bekaia Educational Foundation played an important role in helping her maintain this belief.

Today, Liz Rigal is working on developing the concept behind her own artistic direction, exploring ways to present her work to the public more effectively, and simultaneously working on a book based on the philosophical themes that emerge throughout her artistic practice.

The Tamaz Bekaia Educational Foundation is especially proud of this important step in Liz Rigal’s journey. We are delighted to have witnessed and supported this stage of her hard work and development. We wish her continued success, new opportunities, and many more works that will bring her artistic vision and message to an even wider audience.