Wind Over the Fields, 2026

Razmik Mnoyan  

Born on September 22, 1999
Krasar village, Shirak Province, Armenia

Razmik Manoyan is an Armenian painter and art restorer, known primarily for his expressive landscape works. He was born in the Shirak region of Armenia, an area rich in cultural heritage and natural inspiration that strongly influences his artistic vision.

He graduated with honors from the Faculty of Humanities and Arts, obtaining a higher education degree in the field of fine arts. His academic background, combined with strong technical skills, allows him to balance emotional expression with structural depth in his paintings.

With 7–8 years of active professional practice, Manoyan has developed a distinctive artistic voice rooted in Expressionism, working mainly with oil and acrylic techniques. His works often convey atmosphere, movement, and inner emotion rather than literal representation.

His art has been exhibited internationally, including at the Aslamazyan Sisters House Museum in Gyumri, the Armenian Catholic Patriarchate in Istanbul, and the hall of the Assyrian Mother Church in Istanbul.

Razmik Manoyan continues to explore landscape painting as a powerful emotional language, creating works that reflect both the spirit of nature and the artist's inner world.