Natia Rekhviashvili was born and raised in Tbilisi Georgia. Education: college of fine arts, Tbilisi State University: Artistic modeling of clothes. Awarded degree: Certified Specialist in Humanities. Loved drawing from childhood. After 2008 she became interested in photography. She also studied accounting in Acca and works as accountant. Passed Workshop of documentary photography, led by Pok Chi Lau. Some of her works have been published in several online magazines. Currently works as a freelance photographer in Tbilisi, Georgia. “I’m inspired by stories and people around me. old places where you can see history, people, emotions.”
Natia Rekhviashvili was born and raised in Tbilisi Georgia. Education: college of fine arts, Tbilisi State University: Artistic modeling of clothes. Awarded degree: Certified Specialist in Humanities. Loved drawing from childhood. After 2008 she became interested in photography. She also studied accounting in Acca and works as accountant. Passed Workshop of documentary photography, led by Pok Chi Lau. Some of her works have been published in several online magazines. Currently works as a freelance photographer in Tbilisi, Georgia. “I’m inspired by stories and people around me. old places where you can see history, people, emotions.”
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