About Vlas Ayvazyan

Vlas Ayvazyan, born on June 1, 1963, in Armenia, is a distinguished Armenian artist known for his expressive works in painting and drawing. He began his formal training at Art School No. 8 in Yerevan, where he studied from 1978 to 1982. He continued his education at the Art Academy of Yerevan, graduating in 1988. Ayvazyan’s dedication to his craft was recognized early on, leading to his membership in the Artists Union of Armenia in 1986. In 1994, he expanded his professional network by joining the Independent Artists Union of Russia, reflecting his growing influence in both Armenian and Russian art circles.

Ayvazyan’s work has been featured in numerous exhibitions, both group and solo. His notable solo exhibitions include shows at the International Art-gallery Heritage in Moscow in 2009 and 2011, and the Central House of Artists in Moscow in 2010. Through these exhibitions, Ayvazyan has established a strong presence in Russia's art scene, showcasing his works to an international audience.

Known for his unique style and mastery of color and form, Vlas Ayvazyan’s works are celebrated for their emotional depth and technical skill. His membership in prominent art organizations and participation in significant exhibitions have cemented his reputation as a respected figure in contemporary Armenian and Russian art.