Vladimir Georgievski was born during World War II, on 1 June 1943 in Skopje, in the Axis-occupied Kingdom of Yugoslavia.
He attained his post-graduate degree in painting at the same Academy under the mentorship of professor Mladen Srbinović in 1970.
The University for Audiovisual Arts in Skopje awarded him the title Doctor Honoris Causa in 2017.
Georgievski produced fifty seven stage and costume designs for theatre plays and feature films[9] in Macedonia and the cities of former Yugoslavia, some of which were awarded prizes.
[10] His works adorn the walls of the Macedonian Opera and Ballet, the Music Academy and of several state institutions in Skopje, as well as Dostoyevski's Memorial House[11] in St. Petersburg, Russia.