Marine Zuloyan

Marine Zuloyan is an Armenian-born contemporary painter recognized for her vibrant, expressive works that celebrate cultural heritage, femininity, and nature.
Zuloyan studied at the Yerevan State Pedagogical University, graduating with a master’s degree in art education.

In 1997, she moved to Toronto Canada, where she furthered her education and became actively involved in the arts community. She later settled in Montreal, exhibiting her work widely across Canada, the United States, and Europe. Since 2019 she relocated to the Seattle, Washington area, where she continues to live and work.

Working across oil, acrylic, watercolor, and pencil, Zuloyan is known for her bold use of color and harmonious compositions. Her paintings often depict women, flowers, and serene natural settings, drawing inspiration from her Armenian heritage as well as modernist influences.
Her style is frequently described as expressive, symbolic and evocative, with elements reminiscent of folk and romantic art traditions.

Throughout her career, Zuloyan has participated in numerous solo and group exhibitions and has built an international base of collectors. Her work is held in private collections and has been featured in galleries and cultural institutions...

Pedagogical University of Armenia Yerevan

Selected solo exhibitions:
2026 Theatre33 Bellevue WA, US
2025 Windermere Mill Creek,US
2024 Scottsdale Arizona, US
2023 Harlequin Priduction Olimpia, WA, US
2023 Wagner House Art Series, Lakewood WA, US
2022 Armenian Museum in Fresno CA, US
2019 Hamazgain Toronto ON, Canada
2018 Hamazgain Montreal QC, Canada
2017 St. John Sanfransisco CA, US
2017 Zorayan Museum LA, CA, US
2011 Zorayan Mesrum LA, CA, US
2008 Klimantiris Gallery Montreal QC, Canada
2006 Tekeyan Cultural Association Montreal, QC, Canada

Selected group exhibitions:

2025 ArtinFall Milford New Jersey NY, US
2022 Lakewold Gardens Lakewood WA, US
2017 Shield of Athena Montreal QC, Canada
2016 ArtinFall Milford New Jersey NY, US
2015 AGBU Montreal, QC, Canada
2013 Xieme Salon Lyonnais Lyon, France
2012 AGBU Montreal, QC, Canada
2003 Hamazgain Montreal, QC, Canada
1998 The Lebovic Gallery Toronto ON, Canada