Rooted in paint made from Armenian pigment, this series revolves around transferring ancient symbols and themes from reference material onto canvas and paper.

Built from layers of Armenian reference material that are obscured by paint, this series reflects on what remains when monuments disappear and histories are rewritten.

Composed entirely of Armenian pigment, this series reduces painting to its most elemental form. Monochromatic works stand boldly at the viewer’s forefront, refusing the notion that forgotten landscapes should remain unseen.

Collaborative performance and painting offering a visceral depiction of forced migration through black ink on paper.

A site-specific performance. Recontextualizes an ordinary Armenian object into a painter’s tool, turning a familiar marker of food and family into an instrument of contemporary performance.

Through cascading layers of red and translucent paints, this two-part painting series reflects on historical recognition, or lack thereof. While rooted in the Armenian experience, the series speaks to broader examples of forgotten genocide.

Transforms a single gesture into a meditation using the body. Through a series of black and white photographs and a short film, a continuous metaphor is drawn for inherited identity.

Ten-part painting series commissioned for Apricot Stone restaurant. This body of work moves between minimalist calm and abstract energy, based around a traditional Armenian color palette.

A series of impossible collaborations across time, bringing the work of past artists into the streets of Manhattan, where histories of resilience and renewal continue to live.

Self-published hardcover photography book featuring 6 Armenian models expressing their gratitude for freedom through contemporary poses and unconventional framing.