Pavel Hambardzumyan

Pavel Hambardzumyan is a contemporary painter who merges classical oil techniques with modern sensibilities, exploring the subtle beauty of everyday life through Layerism, a concept he developed over years of practice. Layerism transforms familiar objects into layered narratives, where meaning unfolds gradually and invites personal reflection.

Growing up surrounded by art and the timeless works of the old masters, Pavel’s passion for painting emerged early. He honed his craft at university, drawing inspiration from both historical masterpieces and contemporary artists, ultimately developing a distinctive style that bridges tradition and innovation.

A defining motif in his practice is the coffee bean—a symbol of transformation, continuity, and hidden meanings. Through Layerism, this and other everyday objects become entry points into the viewer’s perception, creating multiple layers of experience beyond the visible surface.

Pavel’s works have been exhibited internationally in both solo and group shows, resonating with audiences across cultures. Through his art, he continues to explore the extraordinary within the ordinary, offering pieces that engage viewers in quiet, multilayered dialogue and meaningful storytelling.

2015 - first group exhibition at the Vanadzor Fine Arts Museum.
2019 - first solo exhibition at the Academic Center for Fine Arts.
2020 - 2 more solo exhibitions in 02 01 2020 and in 14 02 2020
2020 - online solo exhibition in 12 07 2020
2021 - solo exhibition at the "Armenia" Hotel & Health Resort
2021 - solo exhibition at the "Kirovakan" Hotel
2022 - solo exhibition at the "Armenia" Hotel & Health Resort