Meet our team

Vasil Shuradze (V45) is an architect, urban planner, designer, and visionary stencil and street artist whose multidisciplinary career spans across both spatial design and contemporary urban art. Armed with an international background in education and professional work across several countries, his artistic and structural footprint has been showcased in numerous international exhibitions, art fairs, and auctions.

In 2016, driven by the ambition to elevate urban art into a recognized tool for community transformation and civil communication, he became the founding president of the Georgian Street Art Federation. As the executive head and visionary leader of the Federation, Vasil directs the strategic trajectory of the organization, focusing on developing the local scene,

supporting homegrown talent, and elevating public awareness surrounding the value of street art. His dual expertise as both a fine artist and an urban designer allows him to uniquely bridge the gap between creative subcultures and formal city planning regulations.

Qito Kharanauli is a painter, scenographer, and restoration artist working across contemporary art, film production, and architectural restoration.

Throughout his career, he has worked as a set and scene designer for film projects, while also participating in restoration works on both interior and exterior architectural facades. His multidisciplinary experience combines traditional artistic practice with spatial and environmental design.

Currently, he is actively engaged in painting and street art, participating in contemporary urban art initiatives and collaborative public art projects. He is also involved in the Mestia Street Art Festival as a contributing artist, focusing on the development of visual culture within public spaces.

Levan “BARD” Mikeladze is a graphic designer, street artist, and educator specializing in contemporary visual communication, illustration, and urban art practices.

With nearly a decade of professional experience, he has developed a distinctive artistic approach that combines graphic design with street art and contemporary visual culture. Alongside his creative practice, he actively delivers lectures and workshops focused on street art, design, illustration, and visual communication.

Within his professional and educational activities, he combines practical industry experience with an academic approach, contributing to the development of contemporary urban visual culture and emerging creative communities.

Masha Kvelashvili is an artist, curator, art practice consultant, and educator in the field of contemporary art. She has worked in museums and engaged in research activities. She was a participant in the IX and X Shiryaevo International Biennales of Contemporary Art, the author of solo exhibitions, and a participant in various collective exhibitions. She also worked at the art consulting company ArtsWanted Advisors Limited, where she was responsible for the contemporary art department, conducted research, and created curatorial selections for contemporary art auctions as well as pre-auction exhibitions. Within the Georgian Street Art Federation, she seamlessly leverages this extensive expertise to orchestrate overarching curatorial strategies, spearhead advanced institutional and academic educational programming , and serve as a principal advisor on the conceptual and artistic development of pioneering urban rehabilitation initiatives.