Andro Eradze (b. 1993, Tbilisi, Georgia; lives and works in Tbilisi) creates mesmerizing films, photographs, and installations that draw from surrealism and magic realism to dissolve distinctions between the real and imagined, alive and inanimate, domestic and wild. In his work, animals, plants, and other nonhuman subjects are often in tension with a looming human presence, as they navigate the vestiges of attempts to tame or conform them. In focusing his lens on the space between the organic and the synthetic, Eradze reveals an interconnectedness between all things.