About the Artist and the Artwork
Armine Tumanyan was born in Yerevan. Graduated with honors from the Department of Fine Arts of the Faculty of Culture of Armenian State Pedagogical University, receiving the qualification of a pedagogue of fine arts. She studied Fashion design at the State Academy of Fine Arts of Armenia. In 2016, she founded the “ArtAm Gallery” platform at Zvartnots Airport, where through she presents contemporary Armenian artists.
Participated in several group exhibitions in Armenia and abroad.
“What are feelings, emotions, and many other invisible phenomena? Do they have any image equivalent that can be expressed and given any shape? As an applied artist, I have tried to paint feelings on silk, but then it was not possible to materialize certain concepts due to the limitations of the batik technique. So I was attracted by the freedom of working with canvas and the idea of creating a dimensional painting. After figurative art, I discovered for myself the non-objective abstract genre of painting, which gave me unlimited freedom and the opportunity to create, and here the idea and desire to depict the “invisible” revived. Canvas gives you the opportunity to experiment with different techniques and in my new works, you will see the experience of using paper and other materials. I am always interested in exploring, experimenting, and finding. And in these works, the course of those searches can be seen. Types of emotions and sounds, that is what became the material of inspiration for this artwork.”
Participated in several group exhibitions in Armenia and abroad.
“What are feelings, emotions, and many other invisible phenomena? Do they have any image equivalent that can be expressed and given any shape? As an applied artist, I have tried to paint feelings on silk, but then it was not possible to materialize certain concepts due to the limitations of the batik technique. So I was attracted by the freedom of working with canvas and the idea of creating a dimensional painting. After figurative art, I discovered for myself the non-objective abstract genre of painting, which gave me unlimited freedom and the opportunity to create, and here the idea and desire to depict the “invisible” revived. Canvas gives you the opportunity to experiment with different techniques and in my new works, you will see the experience of using paper and other materials. I am always interested in exploring, experimenting, and finding. And in these works, the course of those searches can be seen. Types of emotions and sounds, that is what became the material of inspiration for this artwork.”
Lot 8
Parchment. Armenian ornament, 2021
Mixed media, canvas
70 x 100 cm
70 x 100 cm
location
Yerevan, Armenia
starting price
300$
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This work has been donated to the Vahe Meliksetyan Foundation. All proceeds will go to the Foundation.
About the Artist and the Artwork
Armine Tumanyan was born in Yerevan. Graduated with honors from the Department of Fine Arts of the Faculty of Culture of Armenian State Pedagogical University, receiving the qualification of a pedagogue of fine arts. She studied Fashion design at the State Academy of Fine Arts of Armenia. In 2016, she founded the “ArtAm Gallery” platform at Zvartnots Airport, where through she presents contemporary Armenian artists.
Participated in several group exhibitions in Armenia and abroad.
“What are feelings, emotions, and many other invisible phenomena? Do they have any image equivalent that can be expressed and given any shape? As an applied artist, I have tried to paint feelings on silk, but then it was not possible to materialize certain concepts due to the limitations of the batik technique. So I was attracted by the freedom of working with canvas and the idea of creating a dimensional painting. After figurative art, I discovered for myself the non-objective abstract genre of painting, which gave me unlimited freedom and the opportunity to create, and here the idea and desire to depict the “invisible” revived. Canvas gives you the opportunity to experiment with different techniques and in my new works, you will see the experience of using paper and other materials. I am always interested in exploring, experimenting, and finding. And in these works, the course of those searches can be seen. Types of emotions and sounds, that is what became the material of inspiration for this artwork.”
Participated in several group exhibitions in Armenia and abroad.
“What are feelings, emotions, and many other invisible phenomena? Do they have any image equivalent that can be expressed and given any shape? As an applied artist, I have tried to paint feelings on silk, but then it was not possible to materialize certain concepts due to the limitations of the batik technique. So I was attracted by the freedom of working with canvas and the idea of creating a dimensional painting. After figurative art, I discovered for myself the non-objective abstract genre of painting, which gave me unlimited freedom and the opportunity to create, and here the idea and desire to depict the “invisible” revived. Canvas gives you the opportunity to experiment with different techniques and in my new works, you will see the experience of using paper and other materials. I am always interested in exploring, experimenting, and finding. And in these works, the course of those searches can be seen. Types of emotions and sounds, that is what became the material of inspiration for this artwork.”
