Boris Kocheishvili was born in 1940 in the city of Elektrostal of the Moscow Oblast. In 1962, the artist graduated from the Moscow State Academic Art College of the Memory of 1905. In 1964, Kocheishvili became a member of the Russian Union of Artists. From 1965 to 1975, under the leadership of E. Theis, he was engaged in the famous Experimental Etching Studio named after I. Nivinskiy. In 2013, Marble Palace of the State Russian Museum held the author’s exhibition Simple Summer. Kocheishvili is also known as a poet. Works as a graphic artist, a painter and is an author of gypsum relief paintings. Kocheishvili’s works are characterized by a composition tending to a square.