Kond: Yerevan Old Quarter - Meruzhan Khachatryan

Warm spring light falls across the layered facades of Kond, Yerevan's oldest surviving neighbourhood, where stone walls, wooden balconies, and improvised staircases have grown together over centuries into something utterly singular. A solitary blossoming tree stands at the courtyard's heart — a quiet declaration of resilience amid weathered plaster and rusted rooftops. Clothes hang on a balcony rail; scattered rocks line the path below. Painted with vibrant, confident brushwork in oil on canvas, this work is both document and elegy — a portrait of a neighbourhood that carries the living memory of an ancient city within its crumbling, irreplaceable walls.

Oil on Canvas · 60×80cm · Ready to hang
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