Description

“The End of The World”, oil painting by Harutyun Harutyunyan

Oil on canvas painting. Frame: Hand-carved wood.

Harutyun Harutyunyan, born in 1956, is an Armenian painter based in Spain, renowned for his surrealist and abstract works that captivate audiences with their bold, vibrant colors and imaginative compositions. Drawing inspiration from his Armenian heritage and his life in Spain, Harutyunyan creates a dynamic fusion of cultural influences in his art. His paintings often explore deep emotional and conceptual themes, blending geometric patterns, symbolic figures, and dreamlike scenarios. One of Harutyunyan’s most notable works is “The end of the world” (1973), a powerful piece that delves into the depths of human emotion and existential struggle. With its intense red tones, distorted figures, and evocative composition, the painting portrays a dramatic and haunting scene that invites the viewer to reflect on themes of anguish, conflict, and the complexity of the human condition.

Harutyunyan’s artwork exemplifies his ability to combine technical mastery with profound storytelling.