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Elene melkadze

An original work by Georgian artist Elene Melkadze, created using mixed media on paper.

The composition features a whimsical vertical arrangement of imaginative animals, each with its own distinctive character. Expressive linework, carefully placed color accents, and playful details create a lively and visually engaging scene.

The work reflects Elene Melkadze’s recognizable artistic language, combining drawing, color, and graphic elements with a sense of spontaneity and character. Although intimate in scale, the composition has a strong visual presence and a distinctive narrative quality.

The artwork is presented in a red passe-partout and black frame under glass. The vivid red surround creates a striking contrast with the delicate tones of the original work and gives the piece a refined, finished appearance.

Its compact format makes it easy to incorporate into a variety of interiors — from a living room or bedroom to an office, creative space, or private art collection.

This original work is carefully and beautifully packaged by Gift Concept, making it ready to display or to give as a thoughtful and memorable gift.

A distinctive choice for those who appreciate contemporary Georgian art, illustration, expressive drawing, and unique one-of-a-kind pieces.

Ideal for an art lover, a meaningful occasion, or simply for bringing an original artistic accent to an interior.

Technique: Mixed media on paper
Artwork Type: Original work on paper
Original Artwork: 16 × 21 cm
Overall Size with Frame: 32 × 37 cm
Presentation: Red passe-partout, black frame and glass
Status: Original artwork

Elene Melkadze

Elene Melkadze is a contemporary Georgian artist whose creative practice includes illustration, graphic art, and works inspired by Georgian culture and the surrounding environment.

Her distinctive artistic language combines expressive linework, imaginative characters, and individual color combinations, giving her works a recognizable and highly personal character.

Her artworks are held in private collections in different countries and appeal to both Georgian and international art lovers.