From September 26, the exhibition of Georgian artist Levan Amashukeli will open on the exhibition wall of Street Gallery, in Fabrika, where three artworks from the series "THE PERMANENT GUEST" will be presented.
"The Permanent Guest" explores the strange condition of remaining connected to a place while no longer fully belonging to it. The works move between memory, routine, absence, and attachment. They reflect the experience of living close to home and far from it at the same time. A temporary living room near a home I no longer live in. Coffee, strangers, rented rooms, passing people, familiar rituals. An exhibition is about belonging through borrowed spaces.
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Levan Amashukeli is a Georgian-born digital artist and illustrator based in Berlin. Working across digital painting and animation, his practice moves between the digital screen and the physical wall. Since 2006, Amashukeli has been among Georgia's first digital painters, developing a visual language that fuses traditional techniques with the possibilities of new media. His works evoke the surreal within everyday life, reflecting on memory, displacement, and the fragile humor of human existence. Amashukeli’s works have been exhibited internationally in Berlin, Tbilisi, Venice, Tallinn, and VR galleries.