Tesla

Tbilisi is a very old and very beautiful city. A city at the crossroads of civilizations. You can meet all kinds of people here - Armenians, Turks, Iranians, Russians, Germans, and many others. Compared to St. Petersburg and Moscow, the pace of life here is much more relaxed. At the same time, it has everything a modern person needs. I’m really impressed by the quality of local products and, consequently, the food. The local alcohol is also outstanding. As for weed, it's not as easy as people in Russia like to say, but everything is possible.

There is no desire to rush anywhere here. Every day I discover new cool walls. It’s a pity that paint is more expensive here. Most locals have a positive attitude towards graffiti. There is almost no buffing, so you can actually trace who has visited the city.

A few days ago, I got to know the local graffiti scene and met some of the most active writers. The local all-city king, @koska32, has pieces on almost every corner and paints incredibly fast. The most colorful character is Lamb @streetdefault, who paints sheep eating khinkali or drinking wine. He is also very active, and his works often have a deeper meaning. @wisse_love probably has the highest skills as a writer - he paints both lettering and characters. And there is the young guy @sudha.93, who creates very clean lettering and sometimes paints characters as well. There are others too, but I can’t say much about them yet.

The priorities when choosing walls here are a bit different compared to St. Petersburg and Moscow. Freight trains are not really popular here. I want to paint many walls, but you can’t embrace the impossible.