Broad strokes of Andrew Shengelia.

A modern Georgian and Russian artist who works in St. Petersburg. He was born in the family of the famous cinematographer Solomon Shengelia, in Batumi.
Shengelia is the unification of the national pictorial school and the steady trends of Western European art.
The central works of the author are landscapes, filled with unusual color solutions, which are always recognizable. Based on the prospect of Andrei's work - it is an opportunity through the smears to convey the movement of wind, sea, grass. If you look at work for a long time, you can almost always feel it physically.
In most cases, many works were created under the influence and impression of post-impressionism: a complex pictorial texture, a quick breakthrough, a game with color and its saturation.
Part of the works deserve special attention and consideration, where the author's style is presented, which is enclosed in brightness, where the color spots are strictly delineated by geometric figures, forms that together resemble the work of avant-garde artists such as P. Klee.
Widespread brushstrokes of pure local color do not add to a geometric abstraction, as it might seem at first glance, but in a landscape where there is a lost house, a boat, or something else between heaven and earth.
A clever balancing between geometric abstraction and figurative painting is the main ridge of his works.
His works are in private galleries and collections in many countries around the world.