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Current Gallery: hasmikavetisyan ( piece)
For Hasmik painting is a way of living, it is the reflection of her soul, a rescue from external world. Every piece of her soul, all emotions are her works, so unique, so differing. And it couldn’t be otherwise. Hasmik was born in a creative family. Her father was an atchitect, her mother was a talented artist. This unique atmosphere of artists and the evenings spent in the company of great Armenian painters were to inspire the little girl who was indeed given this gift from nature. On her 4th grade Hasmik was already quite sure that she would become an artist in spite of the fact that her mother was against of it. By all means Hasmik was ready to accept this hard, very interesting and somewhat complicated way of a painter. As Hasmik puts it, each person is the owner of his own destiny and one can not escape from it. God gives each person unique ways to express his world, his feelings, his mood, his individuality…”my paintings, it’s me…” In the world of painting she hides herself from external adversities. She is sincere in her tale, that’s what she strives for. In her paintings Hasmik tries to combine her feminine emotions and origin with restrained sense of intellect that does not lie heavy but rather goes above the concept of sex and becomes merely human. Her philosophy is the perfection of her individuality, the analysis of people surrounding her by means of herself and herself by means of them. Hasmik cleans the whole external world through her emotions and only then she expresses it on the canvas. Hasmik believes that while painting the artist does not have the right to be the slave of any kind of dependences. The artist has to be free. What is essential for Hasmik is never to retire, it's a way of living so there will be no end to her art as long as she lives and life is worth living to her. Hasmik believes that a unique picture is a result of a unique temperament and she creates her works never being afraid to bring all her emotions to the surface.
For Hasmik painting is a way of living, it is the reflection of her soul, a rescue from external world. Every piece of her soul, all emotions are her works, so unique, so differing. And it couldn’t be otherwise. Hasmik was born in a creative family. Her father was an atchitect, her mother was a talented artist. This unique atmosphere of artists and the evenings spent in the company of great Armenian painters were to inspire the little girl who was indeed given this gift from nature. On her 4th grade Hasmik was already quite sure that she would become an artist in spite of the fact that her mother was against of it. By all means Hasmik was ready to accept this hard, very interesting and somewhat complicated way of a painter. As Hasmik puts it, each person is the owner of his own destiny and one can not escape from it. God gives each person unique ways to express his world, his feelings, his mood, his individuality…”my paintings, it’s me…” In the world of painting she hides herself from external adversities. She is sincere in her tale, that’s what she strives for. In her paintings Hasmik tries to combine her feminine emotions and origin with restrained sense of intellect that does not lie heavy but rather goes above the concept of sex and becomes merely human. Her philosophy is the perfection of her individuality, the analysis of people surrounding her by means of herself and herself by means of them. Hasmik cleans the whole external world through her emotions and only then she expresses it on the canvas. Hasmik believes that while painting the artist does not have the right to be the slave of any kind of dependences. The artist has to be free. What is essential for Hasmik is never to retire, it's a way of living so there will be no end to her art as long as she lives and life is worth living to her. Hasmik believes that a unique picture is a result of a unique temperament and she creates her works never being afraid to bring all her emotions to the surface.
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