Davit Botchorishvili (BOTCH) is a multidisciplinary artist whose work explores attention, perception, and the environments that shape human experience. Growing up in the aftermath of war and later navigating life as a queer immigrant, he approaches art as a way of rebuilding meaning and cultivating spaces for reflection, connection, and healing.

 

Working across photography, painting, sculpture, and installation, Botchorishvili creates perceptual thresholds—situations where attention slows and viewers encounter themselves and their surroundings with renewed presence. Through repetition, circular structures, blur, and material weight, his works invite sustained looking and embodied awareness.

 

Across media, his practice investigates how artistic environments influence memory, identity, and collective experience. Rather than representing identity directly, the works construct conditions in which identity becomes fluid—emerging through structure, tension, and duration.

 

Botchorishvili’s work moves between studio practice, curatorial collaboration, and socially engaged artistic contexts, exploring how art can function as a site of attention and care within contemporary public life.