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Tigran Antonyan
United States
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27 pieces
Artist highlights
- Featured in gallery curations
Artwork details
- Medium : Marble With Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 15.7in, Height: 6.7in, Depth: 9.1in
About this artwork
The reflection of Gegham's birth city Vandazor, in a rain drop.
Material:
This marble choice lends a timeless, eternal quality to the piece. Stone suggests permanence, contrasting the impermanence of a drop of water — adding to the poetic tension in the work.
Material:
This marble choice lends a timeless, eternal quality to the piece. Stone suggests permanence, contrasting the impermanence of a drop of water — adding to the poetic tension in the work.
Tigran Antonyan
United States
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
Gegham Begjanian is known for expressive bronze sculptures that merge Armenian cultural motifs with raw, emotional forms, often reflecting nature and heritage.
Mno Yezekian works in a surrealist and neo-expressionist style, creating symbolic, dreamlike compositions filled with mythical creatures and deep psychological themes.
Tigran Tadevosyan focuses on emotive paintings that explore human emotions and intimate experiences through atmospheric and symbolic imagery.
Vahrad Melikjanian produces imaginative, often dystopian paintings influenced by post-Soviet life, blending surrealism with ecological and personal narratives.
Karen Aydinyan innovatively combines molten metal with acrylic on canvas, crafting textured, high-contrast works that delve into themes of light, darkness, nature, and emotional states, bridging traditional Armenian elements with contemporary artistic expression.
Mno Yezekian works in a surrealist and neo-expressionist style, creating symbolic, dreamlike compositions filled with mythical creatures and deep psychological themes.
Tigran Tadevosyan focuses on emotive paintings that explore human emotions and intimate experiences through atmospheric and symbolic imagery.
Vahrad Melikjanian produces imaginative, often dystopian paintings influenced by post-Soviet life, blending surrealism with ecological and personal narratives.
Karen Aydinyan innovatively combines molten metal with acrylic on canvas, crafting textured, high-contrast works that delve into themes of light, darkness, nature, and emotional states, bridging traditional Armenian elements with contemporary artistic expression.
