​​Davit is a Georgian-American artist whose practice explores self-knowledge, transformation, and the porous boundaries between inner and outer worlds. His works operate as portals—spaces where infinity, vibration, and the interplay of light and shadow converge. Each piece invites viewers into deeper states of reflection, functioning simultaneously as a threshold and a mirror. Rooted in his lived experience as a queer immigrant, his art reflects on the fluidity of identity and the cultural narratives that shape belonging.

Born and raised in the war-torn Republic of Georgia, Davit immigrated to New York City in 2011. For more than a decade, he balanced a full-time career in the travel industry with a self-taught painting practice before leaving corporate life in 2022 to fully commit to art. He earned his MFA from the Massachusetts College of Art and Design (MassArt) in 2024, and his artist book I Am. Am I? Who Am I? is held in the permanent collection of MassArt’s Godine Library.

Influenced by the natural world, Byzantine iconography, mythology, and Indigenous traditions, Davit weaves these sources into a symbolic visual language. His abstract compositions, alive with rhythm and vibration, investigate the tensions between stillness and motion, meaning and absurdity, presence and absence—opening contemplative spaces where transformation and resonance give way to the infinite unfolding of selfhood.

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