Armine Avetisyan

Min is an Armenia-based sculptor exploring existence through themes of womanhood, death, and time.

Inspired by primitivism and pseudoarchaeology, her sculptures and installations resemble relics of an unknown civilization, echoing lost rituals and stories. Using materials like concrete and clay, she reinterprets ancient symbols—especially the Paleolithic Venus—meditating on femininity, mortality, and fragility. Concrete bridges past and present, symbolizing both endurance and decay. Her enigmatic figures exist between the sacred and corporeal, confronting life and death.

Rooted in Armenia’s heritage, her work reimagines prehistoric and sacred traditions, questioning cultural identity and the lasting resonance of the past in the present.