Giorgi Togonidze is a Georgian-born, New York–based visual artist whose practice bridges memory, materiality, and cultural heritage through both painting and immersive installation. A graduate of the New York Academy of Art (2025), he has developed a distinct visual language rooted in textured reliefs, where carved surfaces, oil pigments, and metallic patinas evoke the sensation of relics resurfacing from layers of history. Within these works, human forms and symbolic motifs emerge like archaeological discoveries or digital microstructures, simultaneously referencing the ancient and the futuristic.

Beyond his studio practice, Togonidze extends his vision into architectural and design contexts, creating environments that transform space into living narratives. His projects often incorporate large-scale reliefs, inscriptions, and ornamental details inspired by Georgian heritage, reinterpreted through a contemporary lens. Exhibited in New York galleries and cultural events—including the Tribeca Ball and Bank Art Gallery—his work situates itself within dialogues of preservation, innovation, and identity. Togonidze’s art stands as a convergence of past and present, material and memory, offering viewers timeless yet contemporary experiences.