Black Door 22
Oil on Canvas
39x31in
$7,300
Framing
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Garry Arzumanyan
Germany
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"People Around Us"
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Artist highlights
- International Exposure
- Experienced Artist
- Prizewinner
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 15.7x23.6in
About this artwork
New series “The Crossing” explores the fragile equilibrium of modern existence — a world where the ground beneath us, both literal and psychological, is never truly stable.
In this series, ordinary figures go about their daily routines — walking, waiting, moving — yet their steps fall not on solid earth, but on water.
Through this surreal inversion of the pedestrian act, the works examine the sociological condition of contemporary life: the illusion… of stability amid pervasive uncertainty.
Drawing on visual language that bridges realism and metaphor, Garry Arzumanyan questions the ontology of the everyday.
The pedestrian crossing becomes a threshold — between control and chaos, permanence and dissolution, the visible and the unseen forces that shape our era.
In this series, ordinary figures go about their daily routines — walking, waiting, moving — yet their steps fall not on solid earth, but on water.
Through this surreal inversion of the pedestrian act, the works examine the sociological condition of contemporary life: the illusion… of stability amid pervasive uncertainty.
Drawing on visual language that bridges realism and metaphor, Garry Arzumanyan questions the ontology of the everyday.
The pedestrian crossing becomes a threshold — between control and chaos, permanence and dissolution, the visible and the unseen forces that shape our era.
Garry Arzumanyan
Germany
Credentials
- International Exposure
- Experienced Artist
- Prizewinner
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
« Many people think I paint the sea, water, and the ocean. I don't really depict it. I depict humans, using the sea, water, and the ocean with other nautical imageries. »
Garry Arzumanyan is a visual artist specializing mainly in surreal seascapes, whose works explore profound global and existential issues. Through his art, he examines the dynamic relationship between individuals and society, highlighting the perpetual confrontation where the individual often succumbs to societal forces. Yet, this very conflict becomes a catalyst for societal development.
His paintings, shaped by a prism of existential dualism, delve into themes of human solitude, egotism, and the transformation of love’s ideology within society into a philosophy of pleasure. Merging seascapes with neo-expressive forms and surrealism, Arzumanyan uses his art to analyze the world’s ecological, socio-psychological, and economic challenges.
His paintings, shaped by a prism of existential dualism, delve into themes of human solitude, egotism, and the transformation of love’s ideology within society into a philosophy of pleasure. Merging seascapes with neo-expressive forms and surrealism, Arzumanyan uses his art to analyze the world’s ecological, socio-psychological, and economic challenges.
Garry Arzumanyan
Crossing 04
$1,330
