Selected Projects
HUMPTY DUMPTY
Animation. Georgian translation and illustrations: Ketevan Kintsurashvili. Animation concept and design: David Janiashvili. Animation: Nikoloz Aduashvili. Music: Gio Janiashvili. Tbilisi, 2020.
1+1=3 - Exhibition by THINK INC.
The sculptural installation by Tornike Abuladze and the sound installation SYNTHETIC PATHOGEN by Giorgi Janiashvili. Prisco Haus. Munich, Germany, 2019.
ZYGMUNT WALISHEVSKY AWARD ANIMATION
Commissioned by the Polish Institute in Tbilisi. Design and concept by David Janiashvili. Animation by Nikoloz Aduashvili. Music by Gio Janiashvili. Stamba. Tbilisi, Georgia, 2019.
MAELSTROM: Franz Marc, German Expressionism and Modernism in Georgia - Multidisciplinary Research Within the Exhibition Environment
Curator: Dr. Ketevan Kintsurashvili. Exposition design: David Janiashvili.
Video installation MOUNT RIVER by Giorgi Janiashvili.
The Georgian National Gallery. Tbilisi, Georgia, 2015.
Art Palace of Georgia - Museum of Cultural History. Tbilisi, Georgia, 2017
TORNIKE ABULADZE EXHIBITION / VIDEO INSTALLATION STEEL FACTORY
Video installation STEEL FACTORY by Tornike Abuladze. Music MEDITATION FOR STEEL FACTORY by Gio Janiashvili for organ/synth and sound. Sound installation WORKER’S MEMORY (2015) by Giorgi Janiashvili. Alte Brauerei Stegen. Amersee, Germany, 2015.
Video installation STEEL FACTORY premiered at Vernissage Gallery. Tbilisi, 2012.
PROVERBS
Multimedia installation by David Janiashvili. Music and sound installation by Giorgi Janiashvili. Marjanishvili Theatre, Tbilisi, 2014.
The International Festival of Contemporary Art in Honor of Brothers Zdanevich FEST I NOVA’ 17, Art Villa Garikula. Georgia, 2017.
K. MATABELI RETROSPECTIVE EXHIBITION
Curator: Dr. Ketevan Kintsurashvili. Exposition design: David Janiashvili. Sound installation AFTER ANTIGONE’S DEATH by Giorgi Janiashvili. The Georgian National Gallery. Tbilisi, 2015.
VARIATION IV by John Cage
Avant Media CD Album by Avant Music Festival Performers – Electronics: Gio Janiashvili.
Wild Project, New York City, 2014.
RUDE HEALTH PERFORMANCE
The collaborative multimedia performance and installation event organized by Trinity Laban composers.
Old Royal Naval College, Trinity Laban. London, 2013.
CONLONINPURPLE
Mechanical Marimba/Sculpture by Gerhard Trimpin. Musical composition for the mechanical marimba FUTURISTIC MOBILE by Giorgi Janiashvili. Festival Impossible Brilliance: The Music of Conlon Nancarrow, Queen Elisabeth Hall, Southbank Centre. London, UK, 2012.
FESTIVAL IMPOSSIBLE BRILLIANCE: THE MUSIC OF CONLON NANCARROW: CONCERT
Sound stings (Intreludes) by Giorgi Janiashvili. Queen Elisabeth Hall, Southbank Centre. London, 2012.
CREATIVE CITIES
The short film for Festival: Surrogate Cities Exploded! Music by Giorgi Janiashvili.
Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre, and Canary Wharf. London, UK, 2012.
RUDE HEALTH PERFORMANCE
Collaborative multimedia performance organized by composers from Trinity Laban.
Old Royal Naval College, Trinity Laban. London, UK, 2011.
BA DANCE SHOW by Trinity Laban choreographers
Music: Giorgi Janiashvili. Laban Theatre. London, UK, 2011.
MUTE CODES
The dance performance by Marie Brennies. Electronic music from UPATRONO URO: THE HAMMER WITHOUT A MASTER by Giorgi Janiashvili.
Laban Theatre. London, UK, 2010.
Performance Art Depot. Mainz, Germany, 2011.
ANARCHY
The dance performance by Marie Brennies. Electronic music from UPATRONO URO: THE HAMMER WITHOUT A MASTER by Giorgi Janiashvili. Gallery 10 Gales. London, UK, 2010.
DECEMBER 1952 BY EARL BROWN
The collaborative dance and musical performance directed by L. K. Ross and Ian Mitchel. Trumpet, and contribution to musical concepts and stage design: Giorgi Janiashvili.
Royal Festival Hall Ballroom, Southbank Centre, Metropolitan University, East 15 Acting School, and Newham College. London, UK, 2011.
Laban Theatre. London, UK, 2010.
DAVID KAKABADZE
Documentary film about Georgian artist David Kakabdze by Ketevan Kintsurashvili (author) and Giorgi Janiashvili (video, camera, sound). Duration: I version 23'10, II version 11'30. Paris - Bretagne, France, 2006.
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