This monumental mixed media relief artwork by George Abramidze presents a surreal, theatrical composition in which a large violin form functions as a balloon lifting a basketed figure through a clouded sky. The work is executed in high relief, combining sculptural figurative elements with painted surfaces, rope rigging, and assemblage components. The violin body projects dramatically from the panel, tethered by cords to a woven basket holding a stylized human figure, creating a powerful sense of motion, tension, and narrative symbolism. Abramidze’s use of musical imagery, flight, and mechanical construction reflects his recurring themes of journey, aspiration, and the intersection of art, industry, and imagination. The piece is signed George Abramidze on the front and further inscribed on the reverse, confirming authorship.

George Abramidze was born in Georgia in the former Soviet Union and later worked internationally, including in the United States. He is recognized for his distinctive fusion of figurative sculpture, surrealism, and industrial assemblage, often incorporating mechanical parts, musical instruments, and relief construction into narrative-driven wall sculptures. His works are widely collected for their technical complexity and imaginative storytelling.

Dimensions 57x73

George Abramidze, mixed media relief, monumental wall sculpture, assemblage art, surrealist sculpture, violin art, figurative mixed media, contemporary wall art, narrative sculpture, fine art relief