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ALEKSI SOSELIA


Born on June 4, 1988 in Tbilisi, Georgia, he graduated from the Informal Master program at Center for Contemporary Art-Tbilisi in 2011. Works in various media: audio-visual performances,  installation, moving image . With works, Aleksi Soselia mostly approaches the urban and social aspects of the city and its alternative spaces, as well as social and public interactions within transformative environments. Working individually as well as in group projects, in particular within ACTIVE FOR CULTURE.
From 2014 co- founded of Georgian Video Art Archive .
From 2012 team member and cocurator of center of contamporary art – Tbilisi


Education:   Informal Masters Program- Creative Mediation at CCA-Tbilisi
Areas of Expertise: Curator / Multimedia Artist / Audio-Video Performer     
Co-founder of First Georgian Video Art Archive(VIDEOIMAGE.GE) - from 2014 
 Co-founder and board member of – Creative Clusters Association -from 2024 
Cocurator at Center of Contemporary Art-Tbilisi – from 2016 o    Co-curator and Technica Director of TKESHI festival – Experimental Audio-Visual Festival -from 2023 
Technical Director of Georgian Pavilion on Venice Architecture Biennial 2023 
Co Organiser of : Tbilisi Triennial – 2012 / 2015 / 2018/ 2022 
Curator and Organiser of Georgian Moving Image Exhibition on Frankfurt Book fear -2018     Co Editor of the Publication: Archive of Transition / Publisher NIGGLY


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Georgian Video Art Archive  Program
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Video Work - Memories of Today - A festival of Gemeinde Köln / 2025

Georgian Program curated by
Aleksi  Soselia



Video work presented byAleksi Sosselia,, Wato Tsereteli, Galaqtion Eristavi -  oooooooooo, ßßßßßßßßßßßßß | 3:44 min 

Event: Gemeinde Köln / 2025


The Gemeinde KölnIn the summer of 2025, a two-month festival featuring dance , film , and visual art will be presented . In collaboration with international curators and choreographers, over 50 artists will participate in the project “Memories of Today.”

Under this title, we take a look back at the present from a distant past. How is our society changing in post-capitalism, post-colonialism, through network capital, and marked by marginalization, violence, and displacement in all parts of the world? 

The festival aims to provide a forum for many different voices that ask questions about their own identity and share perspectives on many pressing societal issues. 

“Memories of Today” will open from July 11–13, 2025, and run until August 28. The opening weekend coincides with numerous events at Ebertplatz, including the action weekend “Sorry, We're Open,” organized by Brunnen eV, the association of all art spaces at Ebertplatz.


https://www.gemeinde-koeln.org/open-air-passagen-kino-donnerstag-31-7-1900-uhr/

https://www.gemeinde-koeln.org/erinnerungen-an-heute/

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