Meruzhan Khachatryan

Hi. Meruzhan Khachatryan is an Armenian painter whose work is deeply rooted in the cultural and spiritual heritage of his homeland. His paintings reflect the timeless beauty of Armenia — from the symbolic pomegranate and sacred Mount Ararat to the ancient alphabet and spiritual icons that have shaped the nation’s identity.

Working primarily in oil on canvas, Khachatryan blends traditional symbolism with a contemporary visual language. His compositions combine powerful colors, natural textures, and expressive forms, creating artworks that carry both cultural depth and universal appeal. Each piece invites the viewer into a dialogue between history and the present, spirituality and everyday life.

Khachatryan’s art has found its place in private collections around the world, from Europe to the United States. Alongside original paintings, his creative vision extends into wearable art — scarves, T-shirts, and prints that bring Armenian symbolism into daily life.

Through his work, Meruzhan Khachatryan seeks to preserve and share the Armenian spirit with a global audience, transforming cultural heritage into living art.

YEREVAN STATE COLLEGE OF ARTS NAMED AFTER P. TERLEMEZIAN State Non-Profit Organization (SNPO)

1993. In the contecst of "Days of the Armenian Culture" Festival. Russia, Sankt-Peterburg:
1994. In the contest of " Bravo Armenia " Festival. USA. Los Angeles:
Armenia, Yerevan:
2003 " the Republican Youth Exhibition. Yerevan, Armenia
2003-2004, " the Republican Exhibition Schedules Yerevan, Armenia
2004 " the Republican Exhibition of Self-portraits " Yerevan, Armenia
2007. An exhibition under the name " Old and new Yerevan " in the Art gallery " Аrev-art " also in Municipality of Yerevan
2008. An exhibition devoted 75years of the Union of Artists of Republic. Yerevan, Armenia
2008. An exhibition under the name "Freedom" in the Art gallery " Аrev-art "
2008 " the Republican Youth Exhibition " Yerevan, Armenia
2008 ''Republican exhibition of landscape" Yerevan, Armenia
2009 "Exhibition dedicated to the patron of young and lovers to St. Sarkis" Yerevan, Armenia
2009 " the Republican exhibition of the painting and sculptures. Yerevan, Armenia
2010 "Exhibition dedicated to the patron of young and lovers to St. Sarkis Yerevan, Armenia
2010 "Exhibition dedicated to the 95th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide. Yerevan, Armenia
2010. "One artwork Republican Exhibition Yerevan, Armenia
2010." The second exhibition of Armenian produc...