Maryam Mumladze
Maryam Mumladze is a Georgia-based creative professional with a deep passion for storytelling, photography, and the intersection of social issues, art, technology, and digital culture. With a bachelor's degree in social sciences and a master's degree in media arts, Maryam brings a unique perspective to her work that is grounded in interdisciplinary thinking. Her commitment to connecting different fields has resulted in thought-provoking and engaging stories that are communicated through visual media. As a freelance photographer, Maryam has created several photo stories covering a wide range of genres, including documentary, fashion, and conceptual photography.
Author's stories
Originally expected to last for only about 25 years, Khrushchevkas primarily sprang up in Tbilisi during the late 1950s and 1960s in what were then the city’s more spacious outskirts – Saburtalo, Gldani, Varketili, Temka, Dighomi; now, some of its most densely populated areas.
Finding Happiness in a Khrushchevka
There were so many images of balconies with Ukrainian flags that I felt it deserved the story to be told.
Georgian people behind the Ukrainian flags
Living in an unpredictable situation, which is totally out of control-that is what we all have been experiencing.