During the festival, various districts of Tbilisi and Kutaisi were painted with many different themes such as abstract, ecological, and social.
During its run, many acclaimed street artists participated including, Innerfields, Andreas von Chrzanowski, Aphe Noah, El Bocho, Matthias Mross, Artez, and Kera (Christian Hinz), from Germany; the Parisian group MonkeyBird; the Dutch artist JDL; the South African artist Faith47; and Dante, Giorgi Maskharashvili, Musya, Luka Japaridze, v45, Irakli Kadeishvili, Zviad Esartia and others from Georgia.
Aphe Noah, Germany – 1 Panaskerteli-Tsitsishvili Street;
Dante, Georgia – 27A Ramishvili Street, Vake;
Andreas von Chrzanowski, Germany – 20 Griboyedov Street, Mtatsminda;
Giorgi Maskharashvili, Georgia – 139 Aghmashenebeli Street;
Monkeybird, France – 97 Mikheil Tsinamdzgvrishvili Street;
Faith XLVII, South Africa – 4 Atoneli Street.
The Tbilisi Mural Festival was founded with the support of Berlin and Tbilisi city hall, so modern art could refine post-Soviet architecture.
The festival’s website is https://tbilisimuralfest.com, where you will find detailed information on the artists and painting locations.