Giorgi Areshidze

George Areshidze (Reshka) was born in 1977 in Tbilisi, Georgia. After the completion of secondary education he left for Moscow where he made his first steps in fine arts. After his return from Russia in 1996 he entered Tbilisi State Pedagogical University, faculty of Scenic art.
His first personal exhibition "Iron Hatchet" took place in 1998 (Tbilisi Historical Museum). More then 40 works were presented at the exhibition. These works were different in style and quite ambitious for his age.

1998-2000 Areshidze participated in various mixed exhibitions and at the same time worked on a new project "The Stream". This project was hosted by N Gallery in 2000. Unlike his first exhibition the author used new means of expression – performance evolving against the background of the artist’s paintings and graphic works. This kind of exhibition-performance is not limited by the minimalist approach to the concept.

Areshidze continues to use the elements of theatrical show, emphasizes the role of music and experiments in his art up to day.

From 2000 to 2002 he worked on two different projects. A 15-minutes video "Assimilation" emphasizes social problems and is more aggressive than the second project "She is at home" were the author use...

Tbilisi state academy of art

2014- Group exhibition “Art from Georgia” Virsbo. Sweden

2013 – solo exhibition “My Castle” “Art Avenue” gallery Tbilisi. Georgia
Painting

2013 - George Areshidze Reshka & Barceli “ National Parliamentary Library of Georgia”
Performance - “Admani”

2012 – George Areshidze & Sofi Butskhrikidze “ National Parliamentary Library of Georgia”
Exhibition “Dual verse” painting with“Culture Research and Coordination Centre
Curator Lela Tsitsuashvili

2009 - Group exhibition Vienna, Austria
Painting “JMA Gallery”

2007 – International Art Forum – Art auction 2007 Berlin, Germany
“Gesicht der Zeit” Painting


2007 – International Art Forum – group exhibition Valmeira, Latvia
“Why do we have day and night”
Painting, performance


2006 – International Art Forum and exhibition Chisinau, Moldova
“Euro In...