Survival Painting

In the world we inhabit today, chaos reigns. Art, once revered, now competes with the relentless pace of life, and spirituality seeks fresh forms of expression. Artists, restless in their pursuit of meaning, experiment across styles, driven by the vast landscapes of their own imagination. For me, this journey unfolds through Suprematism and geometric abstraction. Geometry, with its precise lines and forms, resonates with how I interpret the world around me. It’s how I capture the essence of the people I meet and the city that shapes me. Everything we see, consciously or not, is geometry—an unseen architecture that surrounds us. Art is not simply made—it emerges from the totality of human experience, a reflection of our spiritual depths. As artists, we attempt to translate these inner revelations into form, creating systems that mirror the world we've glimpsed. Suprematism, in particular, speaks to another realm, a dimension governed by its own cosmic laws. It’s a space where geometrical forms pulse with energy, constructing new worlds through the tension and harmony of their plastic connections. I studied art in Georgia and later moved to Yerevan, Armenia, where I pursued my artistic education at the Yerevan State Academy of Fine Arts. After graduating in 2012 with a focus in painting, I’ve had the honor of participating in numerous exhibitions across Tbilisi and Yerevan, receiving several awards, including the "Best Painter" and "Best Picture" prizes. In the 2012 Presidential Exhibition, I was awarded the Armenian Honorary Diploma of Arts. Today, my works are part of private collections and galleries in the USA, UK, Spain, Canada, Russia, Australia, Germany, Greece, Pakistan, Georgia, and Armenia.