This year, the sixth edition of the festival has introduced over 20 large-scale public artworks to five cities: Tbilisi, Kutaisi, Batumi, Gori, and Gurjaani. These murals transform ordinary cityscapes into vibrant canvases that honor Georgian traditions, community, and resilience.
From towering murals to intricate designs, the works displayed during this year's festival are as diverse as the regions they inhabit, celebrating themes of togetherness, mythology, and daily life.
The largest mural, measuring an astonishing 65 meters tall and 20 meters wide, is a testament to the bold ambition of this festival. These monumental works of art don't just decorate their surroundings-they redefine them.
The Tbilisi Mural Fest continues to bridge the gap between traditional Georgian culture and contemporary street art, allowing artists to draw inspiration from local customs like winemaking.
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