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Wall calendar for 2026 with unique watercolor illustrations of Ukrainian UAVs. Each month reveals a new scene from the frontline work of drones and contains important military dates.
The watercolor painting of the Su-25 conveys the majesty and power of this legendary attack aircraft. The painting is made with attention to every detail, which creates a realistic image of the aircraft.
A painting on canvas from Avtandil Gurgenidze's aviation series. Painted in 2014 in Kyiv, it was exhibited at Kyiv International Airport (Zhuliany).
A powerful and contemporary triptych about the war of technologies and Ukraine's resilience. The work combines aviation themes, dynamic movement, and artistic expression, transforming drones, missiles, and air defense systems into emotional symbols of strength, protection, and resistance.
A vivid and emotional canvas, where real UAV blades become the main axis of the composition, connecting the sky and the city. The Ukrainian city appears as a living organism under the protection of modern aviation technologies, while color and rhythm create a sense of movement, tension, and inner strength.
The painting Ukrainian drone is a contemporary work by Georgian artist Avtandil Gurgenidze, dedicated to Ukrainian drones. The original, created in 2024, is painted on art paper and framed with a mat and frame.
A watercolor painting featuring an AN-225 aircraft, capturing the atmosphere of flight and the lightness of the sky. This minimalist artwork will harmoniously complement any interior and add an aviation-inspired touch.
A preparatory drawing for a large-scale art project: painting the AN-24 in the format of an aviation installation. 2013, by Avtandil Gurginidze. Part of the series is kept in the Royal Aviation Museum (Canada) and private collections.
A watercolor painting depicting a Tu-154, painted from life at the Aviation Museum in Kyiv. A lively, light rendering of the aircraft that conveys a sense of space and light.
A preparatory drawing for a large-scale art project: painting the AN-24 in the format of an aviation installation. 2013, by Avtandil Gurginidze. Part of the series is kept in the Royal Aviation Museum (Canada) and private collections.
