Lola Jiblazee (b. 1985, Tbilisi, Georgia) is a New York–based multidisciplinary artist working in painting, textiles, and mixed media. Raised in Tbilisi during a period defined by political instability, pervasive poverty, gang violence, substance crises, and blackouts, Jiblazee developed a lasting interest in how people find structure in chaos and uncertainty.

Having studied traditional iconography in their youth, Jiblazee was drawn to its deliberate flatness, restricted depth, and emotionless precision of form. Following their immigration to the United States in their early twenties, Jiblazee integrated these structural elements into their work, finding a balance between figure, symbol, and abstraction.  Jiblazee looks at the space between inherited history, personal memory, and everyday reality.