Karen Sargsyan - Without title - Sold
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- Description
- Karen Sargsyan (1973)
| Type of artwork | Prints (signed) |
| Period | 2000 to present |
| Technique | Lithograph |
| Support | Paper |
| Framed | Not framed |
| Dimensions | 54 x 37 cm (h x w) |
| Signed | Hand signed |
| Edition | 242/250 |
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Hand signed and numbered in pencil, also signature in the print.
Karen Sargsyan (1973) was born in the Armenian capital Yerevan, where he also attended art school. He came to the Netherlands as a sports teacher after having to flee his homeland in 1988. In the asylum seeker center he rediscovered his passion for drawing and painting. Thanks to his extraordinary paper art, Sargsyan was given the opportunity to attend the Rijksakademie van Beeldende Kunsten in Amsterdam. During his studies he received the Thieme Award, a prize from Art Amsterdam for promising young visual artists. He is now a sculptor who works with paper and aluminum. With a box cutter and a glue gun he makes colorful, three-dimensional figures, made up of multiple layers. Important, he thinks, because people also consist of multiple layers. He is inspired by literature, history and art and views daily life as a theater piece. With his characters and installations he brings emotional stories to life, leaving plenty of room for everyone's own interpretation. (Museumtijdschrift.nl). A video of him can also be seen on the Museum Magazine website. In this magazine 4-2024, the section 'A day in the life of' is dedicated to him.
Karen Sargsyan (1973) was born in the Armenian capital Yerevan, where he also attended art school. He came to the Netherlands as a sports teacher after having to flee his homeland in 1988. In the asylum seeker center he rediscovered his passion for drawing and painting. Thanks to his extraordinary paper art, Sargsyan was given the opportunity to attend the Rijksakademie van Beeldende Kunsten in Amsterdam. During his studies he received the Thieme Award, a prize from Art Amsterdam for promising young visual artists. He is now a sculptor who works with paper and aluminum. With a box cutter and a glue gun he makes colorful, three-dimensional figures, made up of multiple layers. Important, he thinks, because people also consist of multiple layers. He is inspired by literature, history and art and views daily life as a theater piece. With his characters and installations he brings emotional stories to life, leaving plenty of room for everyone's own interpretation. (Museumtijdschrift.nl). A video of him can also be seen on the Museum Magazine website. In this magazine 4-2024, the section 'A day in the life of' is dedicated to him.
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| Price | Up to 2 kg.
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