His work has been featured in Forbes, Le Monde, Spiegel, Wine Spectator, and many other international outlets of notoriety. 

Andrei’s photographic work presented at the Gallery draws inspiration from various aspects of Georgian rich and unique culture and tradition. From Orthodox monks to Georgian folklore and pagan mythology, including the fairytales of Dali and the ancient Georgian tradition of Berikaoba. Berikaoba involves improvised masquerade folk theater. It stems from the pagan festivity of fertility and rebirth. Andrew brings these traditions and myths to life with elaborate masks and set designs that he makes himself. 

Nata Sopromadze is a Tbilisi based Georgian photographer. After graduation School of Documentary Photography "Sepia" in 2007 she founded photo studio

"Bina" and in 2009, together with her friends, she created non-commercial, first Georgian online magazine "Beat" about photography and contemporary art, based in the same studio. 

In 2012 "Beat" continued its existence in the video format in the online TV station

"Artarea". Since 2015 Natalia Sopromadze has been the co-founder and a member of the Georgian photo agency.