GEORGIA

It is very important to embrace failure and to do a lot of stuff — as much stuff as possible — with as little fear as possible. Stefan Sagmeister

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Russian Military Road. Kazbegi to Tbilisi.

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A trip to Kazbegi. We had a day to spare before the Stadslab workshop kick-off so Ambre and I decided to visit Kazbegi, a small village in the Caucasus mountains famous for its world renowned monastery on the top of the hill with stunning views across the valley and onto Kazbek. 

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Kazbegi

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Tbilisi

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An afternoon trip to Mtskheta. With Giulia.

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More Fabrika and surrounding. 

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Heritage Tbilisi courtyards in the vicinity of Davit Agmashenebeli street. Full of magic and potential. We were privileged to look inside some of those, chat to the residents, and even taste their taste their fruits. Interestingly, in the most constrained neglected space there is always space for vegetation.

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With French people - always joy.

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Fabrika Tbilisi. A place difficult to leave behind.

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The work. Stadslab workshop.

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Wonderful Tbilisi in the sunshine.

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The very first Georgian experience: ultra slow and classy train from Kutaisi to Tbilisi. Escape the rain. It’s grey! Tbilisi here we come!