Ever Since I Knew Myself

Within the changing landscape of post-Soviet society, the author embarks on a deeply personal journey. In intimate dialogue with her structure-loving mother, she explores the relationship between two women of different generations, each with different experiences, clashing perspectives, yet sharing a profound love for each other.
This conversation is interwoven with stories of children from non-formal schooling spaces as the author travels across Georgia. It's a journey through space, yet it feels like time travel. She observes children in music, dance, drama, and sports classes in spaces that encapsulate the ambiance of her own childhood.