image of a Tent and table with a banner on wall

Reduction, 2026

This work repeats an installation made by a friend and fellow artist in early 1999, in which collected cardboard was assembled into the form of a tank.

Echoes from Day 3650, 2025

Vahram Aghasyan, Post-revolutionary walk: Echoes from Day 3650, (October 8, 2035), (2025)
Vahram Aghasyan’s work, conceived as a post-revolutionary walk, did not take place due to his inability to travel.

Radiation and Revolution, 2022

The installation draws inspiration from Sabu Kosho's seminal work, "Radiation and Revolution" a book on the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster that sheds light on the intricate connections between nuclear power, capitalism, and the nation-state.

Decolonize

"Decolonize Land" (2021)

"Decolonize Land" stands as a poignant exploration within the series "Objects that Question Other Objects." In the gallery space, a four-square-meter plot of earth takes center stage, an evocative symbol laden with socio-political significance. Hovering above the soil is a banner bearing the stark imperative: "Decolonize." Adjacent, an A4 paper provides context to the piece, revealing insights into the struggles and narratives tied to colonized land.

Objects that question other objects, 2019

The work’s starting point is a banner used during the “velvet revolution” in Armenia in April,
May 2018. As a result of mass protests in the streets of Yerevan and other major cities of
In Armenia, the Prime Minister and the ruling “Republican” party resigned. After that a new Prime Minister was elected.
During this protest, among other banners, there was one that said “Long

Red Flags

"In this intervention, the artist appropriates the facade of a former Soviet factory, known as 'Impulse.' Red flags, emblematic of the Soviet era, are placed in the original flag holders, evoking a visual continuity with the historical context.

Museum of Revolution

Ghost City

Ghost city, 2005

Into Wilderness

"Into the Wilderness", 2016

The performance Into Wilderness originates in a privately administered natural conservation space in the Caucasus Wildlife Refuge, which includes the development of tourism along with several other programs.