This image captures a section of a modern art book shop or gallery space in Tbilisi, Georgia

This image captures a section of a modern art book shop or gallery space in Tbilisi, Georgia. The location is identified by visible book titles such as "PHOTOGRAPHY IN GEORGIA" and "DAVID KAKABADZE" (a Georgian artist), along with a "BAKURIANI" brand water bottle. The foreground is dominated by a light brown wooden coffee table, featuring a drawer slightly ajar on the left. Arranged on the table are several items: a white remote control; a stack of books, including a black volume titled "PHOTOGRAPHY IN GEORGIA" with Georgian script; a partially obscured gray book; and a magazine titled "Black & White Photography." To the right, a white roll of paper is partially unfurled, displaying two layers. Adjacent to this is a bright neon pink hardcover book titled "DAVID KAKABADZE 1889-1952" with Georgian script. A clear plastic water bottle with a blue cap stands upright on the right side of the table. The mid-ground features a light wooden bookshelf unit with multiple shelves, positioned against a dark gray wall. The shelves are densely filled with various art and photography books, prominently displaying titles such as "RICHARD AVEDON Relationships," "BASQUIAT BOOM FOR REAL," "Happitecture," "INFINITE YAYOI KUSAMA PRESENT," and "WARHOL BASQUIAT." The bookshelf is equipped with casters at its base. On the left side of the scene, a tall plant with thin branches and green leaves is situated in a large white pot with a saucer, positioned near a window. The window is fitted with horizontal blinds, allowing natural light into the interior. A red fire alarm box with Georgian text is mounted on the dark gray wall between the plant and the bookshelf. The floor appears to be a gray, possibly concrete, surface. No individuals are present in the scene.