Luka Bakradze
a basement apartment in Tbilisi, Georgia
Luka Bakradze spends long days on oil rigs, working tirelessly in the grueling environment where precision is measured not just in tasks but in survival. In his spare time, back at his Tbilisi basement, he transforms his small, damp space into a workshop. With a vivid memory for faces but not names, he channels this paradox into his art, seeking permanence in the ephemeral.
About
Obsession
The rate at which fabrics absorb blood.
Voice
Everyday grit turned poignant artifact.
Artistic Medium
Miniature dioramas.
Technique
Assembling.
Influences
Tbilisi's vibrant street corners, the rhythmic clangor of oil rigs, the quiet solitude of night shifts.
Materials
Industrial debris, worn fabrics, shoebox lids, photographic film.
Scale
Each piece fits inside a shoebox.
Selected 1 time · Last: May 24, 2026
Commissioned Works
"Exhilarating Horizons"
May 24, 2026 · vibrant
