Armenouhi Martirosyan

Armenouhi Martirosyan

Born	Armenouhi Martirosyan (1962-05-03) May 3, 1962 Yerevan, Armenia
Nationality	Armenian
Known for	Painter abstract minimalism

Armenouhi Martirosyan (Armenian: Արմենուհի Մարտիրոսյան; born May 3, 1961 in Yerevan), is an Armenian artist.

Biography

Armenouhi Martirosyan was born in Yerevan in the family of priest Ruben Martirosyan. 1979–1981 she studied at theatre studio of Hayfilm. She started to paint at the age of 38. Armenouhi is a specialist of color therapy, she also teaches abstract painting to people of different ages and professional groups^[1]^[2]։

Individual exhibitions

Aram Khachatryan Hall, 2001
Toronto, Canada, 2006
"Naregatsi Art center", Yerevan, 2006
Solo Exhibition, Yerevan, 2009
Solo Exhibition in National Art Academy Gallery, Yerevan, Armenia, 2011

Group exhibitions

August Yerevan – group exhibition in Contemporary Art Centre, 2010.
August group exhibition in NPAC, Yerevan, Armenia., 2011, 2014
2nd medal award the Third International Art Competition "Art Without Borders", Kiev, Ukraine.
"World Art in Venice" Exhibition Ca Zanardi Hall, 2012
"Denial-Օ", Falan Gallery, Yerevan, 2015^[3]
2015 From Color to Idea, From Idea to Color, Yerevan Modern Art Museum^[4]^[5]

Quotes

Despite the material I act combined with the nature upon my inner feelings. Painting is not a moment interruption but dynamics by means of which I travel infinitely. Beauty is relative; it may be also seen in rubbish. While painting I apply to my mental world which liberates me from all the trammels; free moment instant...

Painting is a lifestyle for me, matter of expression. Whatever I'd like to speak about, I express it by painting. There is question, WHY, I do not know, that is my essence. It is very important to believe in whatever you are doing; otherwise you'll be deviated from your way, to be laconic: hope, faith, love. While painting I’m in my kingdom. It’s where I can instruct everything, where color and line should be in their right place.:^[6]

Gallery

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