Elen Karapetyan
Personal Information:
Full Name: Elen Karapetyan
Date of Birth: December 24, 1993
Place of Birth: Yerevan, Armenia
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Biography
I am Elen Karapetyan, born on December 24, 1993, in
Yerevan, the capital of Armenia. From my age of three, I developed a keen
interest in drawing and began capturing detailed representations of the world
around me. In 2012, I completed my studies at the Fine Art School named after
Hakob Kojoyan in Yerevan (started to study in 2003). Throughout my five years
there, I learned from artist Alik Hovsepyan through a practical course.
During four years at the art school, as well as for
two years after graduating in 2012-2013, I attended workshops conducted by
Armenian artist Ara Hovsepyan, who has exhibited his work in numerous
countries. Ara Hovsepyan played an instrumental role in broadening my self-awareness
and fostering the development of my unique artistic philosophy.
In 2014, I enrolled in the UNESCO Chair of Armenian
Art History (UNESCO CAAH) at Yerevan State University, where I pursued the
study of Armenian art history and theory. I successfully completed this program
in 2018, earning a Bachelor of Arts degree.
From 2012 I participated in group exhibitions at local
art galleries and in art-street projects, in 2011 and 2022 I had my two
personal solo exhibitions.
Education:
2003-2012 Fine Art School named after Hakob Kojoyan in Yerevan, Armenia
Received intensive training in drawing and art under
artist Alik Hovsepyan
2012-2013 Workshop with Armenian artist Ara Hovsepyan
Explored advanced artistic techniques and developed
personal artistic philosophy
2014-2018 Yerevan State University, UNESCO Chair of
Armenian Art History,
- Bachelor of Arts Degree in Armenian Art
History and Theory
Focus/Media:
Proficient in various artistic mediums, including
drawing and painting, oil, acrylic, watercolor
Strong understanding of Armenian and world art history
and theory
Ability to capture intricate details and convey
emotions through art
Creative thinking and innovative approach to artistic
expression
Exhibitions:
Solo exhibitions:
2022 “Pause” at the National Centre of Aesthetics
named after Henrick Igityan, Yerevan, Armenia
2011 Untiteld, Teryan Cultural center, Yerevan, Amenia
Group exhibitions:
2023 group exhibition “Art + 2107 meters”, Jermuk Art
gallery, Jermuk, Armenia
2012-13 stencil art, street art project “Gangsters and
deallers”, —An urban-street project which told about the relationship
between classical art and modern urban stories, graffiti and stencil posters
were made, one of which depicted Komitas and was printed in "Agos"
newspaper on the 100th anniversary of the genocide, Yerevan, Armenia