Ana Goguadze is a Georgian photographer whose work often focuses on strong social concepts and documentary storytelling. She has authored several photo projects and held six solo exhibitions.

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Since 2015, she has been traveling across Europe, capturing urban life in her ongoing street photography series “Why Europe?” Shot entirely from her wheelchair, the series offers a distinct, personal view of public space and everyday human interaction in cities like Paris, Stockholm, Berlin, Amsterdam, and Rome.

 

Ana’s photography is known for its vibrant color, thoughtful composition, and sensitivity to the subtle details of daily life. Her images invite reflection on identity, connection, and the shared experiences that shape us.