Projects from Nino Biniashvili
name
Nino Biniashvili (Nino)
location
country
israel
downloads
Calculating the price of exile
university
Konstfack
department
Graphic Design
university address
LM Ericssons väg 14
S-126 27 Stockholm
university country
sweden
url
born
Thu, 12. Jun 1980
studies
Storytelling, Konstfack, University College of Art, Design and Craft, Stockhol, 2008-2010
Visual Communication, Bezalel Academy for Art and Design, Jerusalem, 2001-2005
degree(s)
MA, 2010
BA, 2005
working experience
Founder of "Bookieman", an independent publishing house, Founder of "Bookieman", an independent publishing house-Founder of "Bookieman", an independent publishing house
Art director at Bikurim organization (artistic literature with s, Art director at Bikurim organization (artistic literature with s-Art director at Bikurim organization (artistic literature with s
Magenta, industrial design company, Magenta, industrial design company-Magenta, industrial design company
Chief illustrator for the "Time to Know" educational project, di, Chief illustrator for the "Time to Know" educational project, di-Chief illustrator for the "Time to Know" educational project, di
interest
Art Direction
Illustration
software
Combustion
Avid
Final Cut
Cs4
awards
Ulla Fröberg-Cramérs Foundation Award
Yosef Schatz Grant for Excellence in the Field of Illustration
"Shahak" Excellence and Devotion Award for social work
spoken languages
German, basic
English, good
Hebrew, fluent
Russian, fluent
Georgian, fluent
id
0014603
title
Calculating the price of exile
professor(s)
Joanna Rubin Dranger
rank
409
tags
year of making
2010
project url
http://www.konstfack2010.se/master/mast/nino-biniashvili/
uploaded
2011-02-20 20:16:32
downloads
Calculating the price of exile
The main theme in my project is exile, which has been a significant element in my life for the past ten years. In the beginning of the research process for my MA degree project I started keeping a diary, a stream of consciousness that poured from my head to the text. I am using two textual formats; the first is a memoir-type summary of my diary and the second is a poem-like comparison of my cultural experiences and observations.
The texts is presented as a monologue (recorded by myself), coming out as audio from speakers installed in a sculpture installation of a gigantic head hung from the ceiling. Visitors can put their own head inside this head-sculpture, listen to the monologue and follow the text on a small-sized screen.
