Some people drink coffee and move on. Others keep looking. For years, one Tbilisi-based photographer has been doing exactly that, treating the bottom of a cup not as an end, but as a beginning.

In fashion, the transition from sketch to garment defines everything. The same principle applies to objects, where an idea must survive translation into form.

In the village of Kapreshumi, within Khelvachauri Municipality, a new chapter in social infrastructure unfolds through the provision of modern apartments to ninety eco-migrant families.

In most global narratives, safety is reduced to numbers. It appears in reports, charts, and carefully measured risk levels. In Tbilisi, the experience is different. After midnight, safety feels less like a system and more like a rhythm shaped by people, space, and habit.