Mosiashvili Levan

Levan Mosiashvili is a famous Georgian artist.

In 1993 he graduated from the Faculty of Forestry of the Georgian Agrarian University. At the same time he studied to be a theater director. A few years later he received the degree of candidate of biological sciences. Since 1993, he began to seriously engage in painting, and since that time this has been his only profession. Currently lives and works in France. He is a member of the Union of Artists of Georgia and a member of the French Union of Artists "Artest".

Levan Mosiashvili is famous primarily for his works on the themes of Georgian folk life. His characters are ordinary people working on the land, breeding animals, fishing, having fun, falling in love, raising children. After moving to France, the scope of the master's creative interests naturally expanded, responding to modern European art trends. Mosiashvili turned to abstract art. Thus, the Caucasian folk and world artistic traditions were organically combined in Levan's work.

Levan Mosiashvili's works are kept in private collections in many countries, as well as in the mayor's offices of several French cities, in the National Museum of the Czech Republic in Prague, in the directorate of the Tretyakov Gallery, in the central building of the Pentagon in Washington.