Untitled, 2025
Painting : oil · 80 x 70 x 2 cm 31.5 x 27.6 x 0.8 inch · Ready to hang
€2,500
2 500 €
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About the artwork
Type
Painting : Unique artwork
Condition
Artwork sold in perfect condition, not framed, ready to hang
with stretcher frame
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Dimensions ( cm • inch )
80 x 70 x 2 cm 31.5 x 27.6 x 0.8 inch Height x Width x Depth
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Description
This oil painting captures a moment of raw emotional release. The composition centers on a dense, architectural cluster of pigment. Thick impasto strokes create a tactile relief on the canvas. The artist avoids rigid themes to let pure intuition guide the brush. This approach transforms the surface into a psychological landscape.
A muted olive background provides a serene contrast to the central energy. Within this core, flashes of gold and deep crimson emerge from a sea of greys and whites. These bursts of color suggest a hidden vitality breaking through a structured exterior. The interplay of geometric fragments and fluid smears evokes a sense of urban decay or spiritual reconstruction.
The technique balances precision with spontaneity. Sharp edges collide with blurred transitions. This tension reflects a dialogue between order and chaos. The artwork does not seek to represent a physical place but rather an internal state of being. Every layer of paint adds depth to the narrative of the soul. The result is a sophisticated abstract study where light and shadow dance across a textured terrain of oil.
Presentation
"My spirit becomes wonderfully and uniquely noble and, out of nowhere, the sense of variability which has an inexplicable strength embraces me and gives my existence some mystery and makes me the hero of my paintings. I humbly obey to the spirit within and surrender to the power of the world being created where I am allowed to exist and fulfill my mission. But only then can I feel that I exist and breathe. I wish I could stay there forever; in this surreal world, which is sometimes more real than reality itself; there, exists the proximity to God which becomes part of the fantastic world called art." - Moko Khachatryan
My adoration for art was ignited in me as early as I can remember; I believe I was 3 years old when I started painting. My father, who had himself dedicated his life to art, was most certainly the driving force behind my career choice, indeed.
I never go by a specific theme, or perhaps, very seldom. I let my strong drive for expression guide me every step of the way. It's all about delivering my feelings on my canvas; I allow my perception on various philosophical, sensual, emotional topics or even fears to flow through me and my hand does the rest. I believe thoughts can sometimes destroy emotions, hence, I try never to "question", when I paint.
Technique, style, medium; these are of course important, but those do not determine our artistic approach. We have expressions and for some, messages to relay - so we paint, draw, sculpt - in whichever way we are best fit to express, we work with; in my case, I use my brushes, colors and canvas. If you took those away from me, I'll find some other way to express my emotions.
Education
1987 - 1991 - Fine Arts Academy - Yerevan, Armenia
1983 - 1987 - Terlemezian Fine Arts College - Yerevan, Armenia
Solo Exhibitions
2014 - "Carousel De Louvre" - Paris, France
2014 - "Black, white and Red", Modern Art Museum - Yerevan, Armenia
2012 - "Esquisse Gallery" - Beirut, Lebanon
2008 - Gallery Gevorgyan - Yerevan, Armenia.
1993 - East Gallery - Moscow, Russia
Group Exhibitions
2019 - Tufenkian Fine Arts, Los Angeles, USA
2019 - Ahmed Al-Adwani Gallery, Kuwait City, Kuwait
2015 - Fundraising Gala Dinner and Auction at Glockenhof, Zurich, Switzerland
2015 - Peyer Fine Arts, Zurich, Switzerland
2015 - Dedicated to 100th Anniversary of Armenian Genocide - Gyumri, Armenia
2015 - Dedicated to 100th Anniversary of Armenian Genocide, NPAK - Yerevan, Armenia
2015 - Art Fair - Dubai, UAE.
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