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"Seward Alaska" series is a thought-provoking artwork that confronts the themes of human interference with the natural world. Through its depiction of mountains and landscapes, the composition explores the paradoxical relationship between our desire to conquer and control nature while simultaneously recognizing its indomitable power and beauty. These fictitious landmarks inspired by the inspiring landscapes of Seward Alaska serve as abstracted representations of the real world, symbolizing our attempts to manipulate and dominate the environment. The paintings evoke a sense of the sublime and tranquility, challenging our collective notions of erasing and bending the natural world. By deconstructing the "man vs nature" archetype, the artwork aims to shed light on our intentions and provoke contemplation about the delicate balance between humanity and the environment we inhabit.
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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