An incredible piece of art created by Tamar Kvesitadze, Rotation is a moving sculpture depicting a man and a woman. The sculpture is made of metal and glass, and each of its elements is imbued with deep symbolism. The rotating female figure, within which the male figure moves, amazes the imagination and evokes reflection on the eternal themes of human relationships, love and its manifestations.
Opened on December 21, 2011 on Sherif Khimshiashvili Street, the sculpture occupies a central place in the circle of streets, opposite the House of Justice. Before becoming part of the urban architecture of Batumi, "Rotation" delighted spectators at the Venice Biennale in 2010.
Attractions nearby:
- Singing Fountains is a unique place where water, light and music combine to create an incredible show.
- Batumi Boulevard is a long and beautiful embankment, a walking place for locals and tourists.
- Stele "Frozen Fountain".
- Monument to Zhiuli Shartava.
- The April 9 Memorial is a place reminiscent of the victims of the events of 1989.
- The marble sculpture “Crumpled Bottle” is another art installation that is worth your attention.
The place where "Rotation" is located is a real cluster of cultural and historical attractions of Batumi, which cannot be missed when visiting this city.
