Tigran Araqelyan

Tigran Araqelyan, born on November 4, 1979, is an Armenian artist celebrated for his vibrant compositions and culturally resonant works. His artistic journey began at the Terlemezyan Art College in Yerevan, where he studied from 1993 to 1998. Araqelyan's art reflects his Armenian heritage, expressed through a contemporary lens that resonates with audiences worldwide.

Araqelyan has held numerous exhibitions internationally, showcasing his work across Europe and the United States. His exhibitions include the International Art-gallery Heritage in Moscow, Russia (2009, 2011), and the Central House of Artists in Moscow (2010). He also represented Armenian culture in Paris, France, during the Days of Armenian Culture at the Orangerie du Jardin du Luxembourg in 2008. Other significant exhibitions include Gallery Anixis in Baden, Switzerland (2007), Mimesis Gallery in Geneva (2007), and multiple shows at Art Felchlin Gallery in Zurich, Switzerland (2003, 2004). In the United States, Araqelyan’s work has been displayed at the William Merrill Gallery in Laguna Beach (2004) and the Armenian Cultural Center in Glendale, California (2002).

Araqelyan’s work is deeply connected to his Armenian roots while showcasing a unique, modern aesthetic. His dedication to cultural representation and artistic exploration has made him a respected figure in the international art community, with a growing following among collectors and art enthusiasts worldwide