Collection: Davit Arstamyan
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Village Under the Golden Ridge- Davit Arstamyan
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Under the Crimson Tree - Davit Arstamyan
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Golden Hillside - Davit Arstamyan
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Quiet Sadness - Davit Arstamyan
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Wild Bloom Symphony - Davit Arstamyan
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Rural Dreamscape - Davit Arstamyan
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Keeper of Flock - Davit Arstamyan
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Fragments of Everyday Life- Davit Arstamyan
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Rural Everyday Life- Davit Arstamyan
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Rural Daily Ritual - Davit Arstamyan
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Cat on the Bare Branch - Davit Arstamyan
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Quiet Country Morning - Davit Arstamyan
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Born: July 10, 1998
Birthplace: Tsovategh, Martuni region, Artsakh
Current Residence: Vagharshapat, Armenia
David Arstamyan is an Armenian artist whose work is deeply influenced by his personal experiences, cultural heritage, and the resilience of the Armenian spirit.
David completed his secondary education in 2013 and was accepted into the Shushi State Humanitarian College named after Arsen Khachatryan, where he specialized as a master painter. After graduating in 2017, he served in the Armenian Armed Forces and later took part in the 44-day war in 2020 as well as the one-day conflict in 2023.
In 2019, he enrolled in the Gyourjyan Institute of Applied Arts, where he pursued a degree in design and successfully graduated in 2023. Over the years, David has actively participated in various symposiums and group exhibitions, showcasing his artistic talent and unique vision.
Due to the war, David and his family now hold refugee status and currently reside in Vagharshapat, Armenia, where he continues to create and develop his artistic practice. He is married and has a son.
David’s art is a reflection of his journey, exploring themes of identity, struggle, and resilience through dynamic compositions and expressive forms.