“Jasmine” (2018). All images © Ana Miminoshvili
Tbilisi-based illustrator and designer captures the essence of modern surveillance by hiding it in plain sight. In , she implants her verdant leaves and botanical compositions with numerous eyes that peer out from their natural surroundings. Red speckles indicate that they’re bloodshot and strained, giving the scleras a rosy hue that complements and blends with the pink florals.
Miminoshvili describes the surreal series as commentary “on anxiety, (the) fear of being watched, and pressure of social media exposure.” The staring eyes disguise themselves in unusual and yet organic places like ladybugs’ spots and a newly opened flower. In , the illustrator said she prefers “creating warm ambiances and combining strict, geometric shapes with more free and natural lines,” after pinpointing a tight color palette that allows her to merge the otherwise disparate elements.
Follow Miminoshvili’s ongoing illustrations and embroideries that consider privacy in contemporary life on and , and purchase a print in .
“Ladybugs” (2018)
“Blooming face” (2020)
“Caterpillar” (2020)
“Eyeballs” (2019)
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