The Medea Monument is located on the European square in Batumi, Georgia. The square is dominated by a statue with a golden fleece. This monument, built in 2007, is dedicated to Medea, which, according to myth, helped Jason to steal the golden fleece belonging to her father.

The prominent Georgian sculptor David Khmaladze is the author of the Prometheus sculpture. The monument was erected in 2007. Prometheus - Titan, who stole the fire of Olympus to save humanity, became prelude to advancement and civilisation. The statue of Prometheus has both symbolic and conceptual meaning as well. The monument  of Prometheus is a symbol of Georgian nation fighting for independence and freedom, progress and significant achievements of Georgia in the path of its European way of development.

Decorative symbols depicting the several stages of the mankind development, have been observed on the metal background blending with rock.