Davit Botchorishvili (aka Botch) is a multidisciplinary artist whose work constructs perceptual thresholds across photography, painting, and sculpture. His practice treats attention as material, examining how sustained looking reorganizes the experience of self, memory, and space.

 

Through circular structures, repetition, blur, and material weight, the works slow perception and draw it inward. Rather than representing identity, they create conditions in which identity becomes fluid — sensed through structure, tension, and duration.

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Across media, the work moves in concentric circles. Body, object, and architecture form environments where awareness turns back on itself.