The mural "Abkhazia is Georgia" appeared in the Bagebi district, on the facade of one of the buildings of the student campus in Tbilisi. This district is home to many families who left Abkhazia and the Tskhinvali region after the conflict. The image carries not only artistic value, but also a powerful civic message.
The mural depicts the Bichvinta Cathedral and the Sukhumi Botanical Garden — iconic symbols of Abkhazia. The work became part of the Georgia Mural Fest project, the goal of which is to preserve historical memory and support national unity through street art.
The phrase "Abkhazia is Georgia" emphasizes the desire for a peaceful return and unity of the country. This mural is not just a drawing, but a strong visual manifesto, visible to everyone who drives along the Tskneti highway.
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