Serfing

Mika Tbileli is a Georgian multidisciplinary artist and architect whose practice spans fine art, digital media, installation, and contemporary architecture. Moving between physical and virtual spaces, he explores material, structure, and cultural memory through a distinctly spatial way of thinking.

Tbileli works across traditional and new-media forms—from drawing and painting to sculptural objects, projection mapping, and digital compositions. Whether created for a gallery setting or public space, his works often investigate perception: how light, texture, rhythm, and scale shape the viewer’s experience. Architectural principles—clarity of form, proportion, and an emphasis on atmosphere—frequently appear in his fine art and digital works, not as function, but as visual language.
As an architect, he is known for a restrained palette of exposed concrete, wood, glass, and steel, designing spaces that balance contemporary minimalism with subtle references to Georgian architectural heritage. He has also developed concepts for public and urban environments, including proposals that emphasize accessibility and human-centered civic space.
He is a co-founder of The Mixxer, a platform for large-scale installations and immersive digital interventions in the urban landscape.