Piece description from the artist
My paintings of mountains and landscapes play on themes of human erasure of the natural world. These monuments of earth seem impossible to destroy yet we are constantly attempting to tame and control. These fictitious landmarks are abstracted abstractions of the true thing. Frankenstein’s monster of living environments. The resulting paintings leave a sense of sublime and calm, averse to our collective thoughts on erasing the natural world. Toying with the ideas of “man vs nature” and vice versa, the goal is to deconstruct the archetype and expose intentions plainly. I visited the Dunes of Pismo Beach in Southern California in 2016. It was the first time I ever experienced the feeling of being lost in a true desert and understood how bewildering loosing your sense of place was. The only things around you are the ever shifting sands and sky above.
Gabriel Boyajian, an Armenian American artist who creates abstract works that bring energy and life to any space. With a background in large-scale metal sculpture, award-winning interior design, and large scale environmental graphics; Gabriel combines architectural structure with a deep understanding of how art influences our experience of space.
His work is a conversation between emotion and technology, blending instinct with endless creative possibilities. Each piece tells a story, inviting viewers to explore their own thoughts and feelings. Through vibrant textures and layered designs, Gabriel shares his identify, design language, and the places that inspire him, aiming to connect with anyone who engages with his art.
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