Meet Our Artists
"With my artwork I try to convey the sense of calmness. Each depicted human image, object or the animal acquires a new semantic meaning and transmits my inner joy."
“I am inspired by ‘Everything’. People, traveling, knowing new cultures, other artists, all kinds of disciplines, philosophy, literature, dancing, music, photography, cinema, poetry, architecture…, everything is connected. And I feel this connection is like a continuum under different perspectives."
Ara Arayan is multi-talented: being a professional painter, he is also a poet. At the back of many of his artworks, you will find his poetry dedicated to the theme of the work
“I believe in beauty. Beauty is my conviction, which is guiding me through out my life "
“I believe that the ability to convey feelings onto a chosen medium, and to share the way one sees and feels with people around, is an artist's unique privilege."
"Often we lose the sense of time, while we are engaged in something that interests us and gives us emotional or physical satisfaction. We don't always manage to follow this simple rule to follow our passion/interests, but we don't want to lose hope to keep going in that direction."
“My childhood has a massive impact on my paintings. Through my paintings my childhood dreams come alive”. This is how Hovnan Sargsyan, painter from Armenia, describes his works. We named his Online Exhibition "Dream" which you can visit following the link
"For me as a synesthete, images, colors and music are inseparable and together they are the focus of my artistic work.
Life is not always easy. Some people have experienced terrible times. But, what allows these people to just keep going? According to the artist painter, Klaus Rune, the answer is an immense dose of optimism and a positive attitude. Happiness is here and now!
Looking at Marina's works one gets fully absorbed by the depth of the sea, feels the light breeze and the sound of waves.
"Every person is like a work of art that is worth looking at from different angles" says Markus Schröder
"As for me, in art, there are no good or bad forms and styles of expression. The impulses, originated from the works, are more significant, because it is exactly these impulses that create a special atmosphere for the onlooker", says Professional painter Mushegh Mkhitaryan from Armenia
Working in line with lyrical (romantic) abstractionism, Nadzeya creates her own imaginative world of illusions, visions and states, and the play of lines and colors does not leave the viewer indifferent. Movement, energy flows arise on the canvases.
At his high-school days Nicholas was indifferent to plein-air painting, an attitude which began to change after seeing an exhibition by Ennio Morlotti in Ferrara in 1994 where he was touched by the treatment of 'banal' subjects.
"With my artworks, I wish to awake the viewer's desire to rediscover the wonder of the real."
"Human being with his inner world is the source of my inspiration. In order to explore feelings, mood, spirituality of my heroes and to transfer them through my works, I often put myself in their shoes, to be able to feel and live their emotions" says Prof. Samvel Martirosyan
For Sarah, we are the product of all the bits and pieces of grand or minor individual memories and everyday experiences. Her paintings display fragmented pieces of recollections each telling a different story, as if a diary exploded on the canvas.
"In my opinion, a human being is a creature with variable and transitory thoughts and feelings. Being aware of these thoughts, Observing and exploring them, can provide us with a new understanding of interconnectedness"
“For me, as a sculptor, aesthetics, elegance, sensuality, harmony, symmetry and dynamism are the concepts of the physical beauty of a human being. And the perfection comes with beautiful souls living in them..." says sculptor Thomas Welti
"It is true in the majority of my portraits there is sadness & grief and this is how I transfer certain my personal qualities to the canvas" says painter/portraitist Tigran Asatryan from Armenia
Victoria uses photographs, mostly in black and white, as a starting point to capture the figures and its proportions. It is the light that dictates further geometry.
Yana prefers to call her style “naive realism”, without any special reference to the gradation of our-days contemporary art. Yana reveal her artistic nature through simple images, which makes it comprehensive to everyone.
"I've always been fascinated by how the deliberate use of color, light, and shadow can create dimensionality in paintings. This fascination evolved into a passion that has significantly shaped my artistic expression."