Lana Jokhadze was born in Tbilisi on the 12th of August 1994. Her childhood was not a fairy tale, and she has memories she cannot tell from dreams. A difficult childhood was followed by a difficult adulthood, and finally all the emotions gathered together had a great influence on her art.
She is a graphic designer and visual artist, but this has not always been her primary profession. It was the beginning of summer 2019 when she realised she had to change her job and take the first steps into a radically different field. Leaving her job was very difficult. It was also the bravest decision of her life, and the right one. She is now, in her own words, a happy designer, the kind of artist she likes, a lot.
She has been influenced by surrealist painters since childhood, and when she looks at surrealist paintings from the 14th and 18th centuries she thinks it was pure genius, and that creating surrealism digitally is, by comparison, a simple process. She is a careful craftsperson and a precise thinker. The work is never accidental, even when it looks like it could be.
