He moves to his grandfather Apollon Kutateladze's artist workshop in Moscow at 9 Verkhnyaya Maslovka Street, in the Moscow City of Artists [ru] with his mother Nana Kutateladze, his brother Georgy and his sister Maria Totibadze.

He will thus come first at the Russian cahmpoinships thrice and he will receive a bronze medal at the World Karate championships.

In 1996, Konstantin prepares a series of paintings which will later be purchased by members of the Japanese Diaspora with his brother.

In 2000, Konstantin Totibadze will create a new series of still life paintings, in which his Neo-classical style contrasts with the irony of the chosen subjects.

On 26 January 2016, Georgy and Konstantin Totibadze inaugurated the Totibadze Art gallery[1] in the Moscow Contemporary Art Center Winzavod with Marina Tsurtsumia (Russian screenwriter and Film maker) and Georgi Tasker.