Gallery
Khachen Artsakhetsi
"Autumn" 2010
Oil on canvas
55.5 x 80 cm
The choice of colors and their harmony reflect a clearly defined artistic vision. This work deserves to be seen as a dialogue between the heart and nature-spoken in the language of memory.
It is not merely a landscape, but a gentle expression of the artist's intellectual and emotional space.
Value €3500


Khachen Artsakhetsi
"Still life with Wine" 1992
Oil on canvas
30 x 40 cm
Rendered with vivid colors and thick brushstrokes, this still life captures the warm atmosphere of Armenian wine culture. The artist merges the shine of glass, the ripeness of fruit, and dynamic lighting to emphasize the strength of texture and material presence.
Value €3800
Khachen Artsakhetsi
"Synthesis" 1988
Ink and gouache on paper
50 x 70 cm
A mystical interpretation of contemporary abstraction. The composition evokes both a prehistoric creature and a biomechanical being of the future. The central form appears as a symbol of vital energy. The work functions like a linear mantra, drawing the viewer into a symbolic reading and a path of self-discovery.
Value €550


Khachen Artsakhetsi
"Artsakh Dancer" 1983
Ink and gouache on paper
40 x 60 cm
This work is a tribute to the spirit of Artsakh, its ethnic memory, and the creative power of the feminine. The entire composition is in motion evoking both dance and creation, both a soaring vision and a yearning for freedom.
The figure radiates a vibrant dynamism, symbolizing not only physical movement but also a spiritual ascent. It is a celebration of the life rhythm of Artsakh's identity, blending the ancient and the contemporary, the personal and the national, the emotional and the intellectual in a unified visual language.
Value €700
Khachen Artsakhetsi
"Before the Light"
Ink on paper
42 x 29.7 cm
This is a moment just before the spiritual dawn - when the inner light has not yet fully emerged, but its glow already stirs the lines. The act of viewing becomes as much a moment of inner awakening as the moment of the artwork's creation.
Value €500


Khachen Artsakhetsi
"Autumn memory" 2008
Oil on canvas
60 x 70 cm
This work depicts a rural scene bathed in the golden breath of autumn, where every color, structure, and stroke conveys the inner silence of nature and the warm emotion of memory. The gentle rays of the sun and the rich variety of colors intertwine in a sense of peace and fleeting beauty. The canvas expresses the harmonious relationship between man and nature as an immortalized moment of memory.
Value €4500
Khachen Artsakhetsi
"Escape"
Ink on paper
42 x 29.7 cm
Escape becomes not a defeat, but an attempt at liberation.
Khachen Artsakhetsi's ink language depicts an escape not from a physical space, but from an inner confinement.
Value €500


Khachen Artsakhetsi
"Dialogue"
Ink on paper
42 x 29.7 cm
A separation and convergence of body and soul the flow of lines transforms the body's concrete forms into fluid movement. This is the voice of the soul, speaking through the body.
Khachen Artsakhetsi's ink work reminds us that before any art historical interpretation, a painting is first and foremost an attempt to approach someone perhaps yourself, perhaps someone who will never speak aloud, but who will always answer from within.
Value €400
Khachen Artsakhetsi
"Still life with Candle" 2013
Oil on canvas
40 x 30 cm
Khachen Artsakhetsi's "Still Life with Candle" is a spiritual deepening of the still life genre. The fruits represent life. The candle - silence, eternity, and time that melts away. The carpet - memory, cultural depth. The pitcher - the power of tradition. All of these elements merge into an image where objects speak more than they remain silent. This work affirms that a still life can be not only a form of beautiful imagery, but also a philosophical statement in the language of silence.
Value €3500


Khachen Artsakhetsi
"Narekatsi and Dante" 2001
50 x 100 cm
The painting bears a noble breath of mysticism and existential search, serving as a philosophical generalization of the human striving toward the Absolute, toward the inspiring presence of the Divine. Narekatsi and Dante are presented as dialoguing voices around the themes of pain, guilt, salvation, and illumination.
Both have traversed the path of inner hell to find the light- within and above.
Value €5800
Khachen Artsakhetsi
"Rebirth into Light" 1993
Oil on canvas
69 x 87 cm
This work by Khachen Artsakhetsi stands as a pinnacle of mystical experience. The artist unravels the drama of the collapse of a corrupt world and the soul's penetration by light. The composition is built on stark contrasts-between dark, distorted corporeal fragments and elements ascending toward a transcendent brightness. Artsakhetsi's brush carries not only layers of color, but also profound layers of emotion.
The interplay of pain and illumination, of fragmentation and spiritual ascent, creates a visual language that transcends mere representation. It is a painting that speaks from within, revealing the soul's path from despair toward transcendence.
Value €5400


Khachen Artsakhetsi
"The Geniuses and the Powerless" 1993
56.5 x 89 cm
A unique example of collage art, this work simultaneously serves as historical critique, cultural reflection, and a montage of ideologies.
"The Geniuses and the Powerless" explores deeply human, political, philosophical, and anthropological themes. Through a visual language rich with symbolism and contradiction, the artist poses timeless existential questions: Who is a genius, and who is powerless? How does history remember or forget people? Who defines values: the people, or those in power? And how does the individual endure or overcome the force of history? This piece suggests that history does not preserve truth, but rather selects fragments that serve its purpose.
Value €6700
Khachen Artsakhetsi
"Freedom" 2010
Oil on canvas
63 x 90 cm
Rendered in the language of surrealism, the painting reflects a collective lament and a spiritual struggle, deeply imbued with national memory and artistic symbolism. "Freedom" by Khachen Artsakhetsi symbolizes the aspiration for peace and the willingness for sacrifice.
Value €5700


Khachen Artsakhetsi
"Prayer" 2002
Oil on canvas
43 x 60 cm
Khachen Artsakhetsi's painting "Prayer" embodies the transcendental flight of the soul. The central figure is not depicted as a personified character but as a symbol of spiritual light and inner quest. The open window in the background, accompanied by the presence of the moon, becomes a path of inspiration-a spiritually interwoven space that flows both inward and outward, bridging the self with the vastness of the cosmos.
Value €3800
Khachen Artsakhetsi
"Sunflowers" 2000
Oil on canvas
52 x 72 cm
Created in the post-impressionist style, this work reflects the rich and sunlit color palette of Armenia. Inspired by Van Gogh's classic series of sunflowers, the artist maintains a unique signature through layered textures and thick brushstrokes. Khachen Artsakhetsi infuses this piece with a personal identity-balancing homage and originality-bringing forward a deep sense of warmth, vitality, and light
Value €4800


Khachen Artsakhetsi
"Cafe" 2004
Oil on canvas
70 x 70
A typical example of how an everyday scene can be infused with existential, mystical, and symbolic meanings. It is a subtle staging of a spiritual liturgy, hidden beneath the mask of civic routine. It belongs not only to the field of artistic expression but also to the search for spiritual meaning.
Value €5800
Khachen Artsakhetsi
"Salvador Dali" 2001
50 x 37 cm
This work is profoundly dedicated to Dali's art-it is a philosophical dialogue with Dali's way of thinking, surrealism, and the unconscious of the 20th century. Through this piece, Khachen Artsakhetsi does not merely pay tribute to Dali, but transforms him into a philosophical phenomenon
Value €5400


Khachen Artsakhetsi
''Picasso'' 2010
Canvas, oil paint
45 x 50 cm
At the center of the composition is Picasso’s penetrating gaze, which seems to be watching us from within time and space. Each detail is worked out with mathematical precision, which should be in the neo-cubist direction, and the 3D-effect surface gives the canvas a tangible volume. This work is a vivid example of the author’s mature period of work, which has both philosophical depth and high technical mastery.
Value €3800
Khachen Artsakhetsi
''Reflection'' 2010
Canvas. oil paint
44 x 60 cm
The painting “Reflections” is the pinnacle of Khachen Artsakhetsi’s creative heritage and one of his best masterpieces. This work is a perfect example of the synthesis of neo-cubism and symbolic expressionism, where the artist touches on the discovery of the human inner world and psychological depth.
Value €2600


Khachen Artsakhetsi
''Bohemian Evening'' 2013
Oil paint, canvas
30/40 cm
This painting is one of the most saturated and expressive examples of the author’s favorite “cafe” theme. The stylistic basis of the painting is neo-expressionism, enriched with surrealist elements. The author deliberately moves away from anatomical accuracy. The best traditions of European modernism and Eastern contemplative philosophy: “The cafe” for Artsakhetsi is not just a place of entertainment, but a theater of the human soul.
Value €2600
Khachen Artsakhetsi
''Bohemian Night'' 2008
Oil paint, canvas
27 /41 cm
The canvas is a vivid expression of the most dramatic and emotional stage of the author's creative evolution. The author makes a transition to radical expressionism and textural abstraction. The main message of the canvas is connected with existential emotionality, passion and transformation of form. For the author, the plot (cafe, toast, meeting) is no longer just a narrative element, but an occasion to depict the outburst of human inner experiences. The boundaries between figures and space are erased. This expresses the idea of the fusion of human and cosmic energy.
Value €3700


Khachen Artsakhetsi
"Mysterious Loneliness" 2008
Oil on canvas
33 /44 cm
This is one of the exceptional examples of the author's mature symbolic-expressionist painting. The main value of this work is the perfect synthesis of mystery and inner peace, where silence turns into the highest harmony. In terms of style, it represents an interweaving of symbolic-expressionist and neo-cubist elements. The chamber size represents one of the author's most conceptual formats, where a huge spiritual and aesthetic value is concentrated on a small surface.
Value €4200
Khachen Artsakhetsi
"Artsakh Scene" 2009
Oil on canvas
60\50 cm
From an artistic point of view, this work is characterized as lyrical post-impressionism with neorealist accents. In this canvas, ordinary rural life has turned into a deep ethnic memory and pictorial philosophy. This canvas does not simply depict the Artsakh lifestyle, but documents the steadfastness and eternal process of the human soul.
Value €4500


Khachen Artsakhetsi
''Spring Herald'' 2013
Oil on canvas
65 x 90 cm
Composition presents three galloping horses, rendered with lyrical dynamism and soft tonal transitions. The artist captures movement and vitality through fluid contours, iridescent highlights, and a delicate balance of strength and grace. Against a minimal background with a rising sun, the horses emerge as symbols of freedom, energy, and transcendence.
Value €3500
Khachen Artsakhetsi
''Spring Herald'' 2014
Oil on canvas
55 × 65 cm
The painting “Spring Herald” is one of the most impressive examples of the author’s work. The combination of a winged ethereal figure emerging from flowering branches and galloping horses symbolizes the divine awakening of nature and its unstoppable life-giving energy. The canvas reflects the author’s unique style, where mystical symbolism blends with romantic aesthetics.
Value €4000


Khachen Artsakhetsi
''The Virgin Mary'' 2010
Oil on canvas
62 × 52 cm
A poetic and serene expressionist interpretation of the Virgin Mary holding the Christ Child. Rendered in soft, luminous pastel tones of ivory, pale blue, beige, and soft blush, the composition highlights a tender, intimate moment of sacred maternal love and protection. In the background, two decorative panels depicting a stylized tree and a butterfly symbolize rebirth, eternal life, and purity.
Value €6700
Khachen Artsakhetsi
''Jesus Christ'' 2010
Oil on canvas
56 × 46 cm
A deeply ethereal and poignant expressionist depiction of Jesus Christ, executed with a unique, highly tactile weave-like texture. Painted in muted ash-gray, earthy beige, and soft monochrome tones with subtle warm highlights, the composition captures Christ with crossed hands in a gesture of profound humility, prayer, and divine compassion. The subtle, veil-like surface and gentle gaze evoke an aura of sacred mystery, spiritual serenity, and everlasting endurance.
Value €5800


Khachen Artsakhetsi
''Jesus Christ'' 1997
Oil on canvas
50/34
An extraordinary avant-garde and abstract-expressionist portrayal of Jesus Christ that transcends traditional religious iconography. Executed in a powerful mixed-media approach, the composition features an intensely textured substrate overlaid with dynamic crimson paint drippings and an intricate grid system. Emerging from behind this visceral lattice of red and dark tones is the haunting, deeply expressive face of Christ—symbolized by a mournful, penetrating eye and stylized profile. The stark conflict between the vibrant blood-red splatters and the dark, structured texture evokes profound themes of sacrifice, spiritual martyrdom, divine endurance, and redemption
Value €4700
Khachen Artsakhetsi
''Jesus Christ'' 2010
Oil on canvas
56 × 46 cm
A deeply moving and textured expressionist portrait of Jesus Christ, executed in a dramatic impasto style. The work features thick, gestural layers of paint in earthy, dark green, muted gold, and subtle crimson tones, creating a highly tactile, emotional surface. The poignant facial expression, defined by mournful eyes and a weathered countenance, evokes profound spirituality, compassion, and divine sorrow.
Value €5800


Khachen Artsakhetsi
''Jesus Christ'' 1997
Oil on canvas
40/30
A powerful and emotionally charged expressionist depiction of Jesus Christ wearing the Crown of Thorns. Executed in a striking palette dominated by vibrant crimson red and deep electric blues, the portrait captures a poignant moment of divine suffering, nobility, and spiritual depth. The sharp contrast between the fiery background and the cool blue accents highlights the dramatic intensity of the composition.
Value €5300
Khachen Artsakhetsi
''Jesus Christ'' 1997
Oil on canvas
51 × 41 cm
A powerful avant-garde and abstract-expressionist interpretation of Christ Pantocrator. Executed in a rich mixed-media technique, the composition features Christ raised in a traditional gesture of blessing, with expressive, elongated hands emerging from a heavily textured dark background. Overlaid with an intricate grid pattern and intense crimson dripping paint, the artwork synthesizes sacred Byzantine iconographic traditions with modern avant-garde drama. The contrast between the brilliant blood-red hues and the deeply tactile substrate emphasizes themes of divine grace, ultimate sacrifice, and spiritual power.
Value €6300

In memory of Khachen Artsakhetsi (1947–2024)