Karine Andriasyan, born in 1967 and of Armenian descent, is an artist specializing in expressive, textural mixed media abstractions. Without formal art education, she began her artistic practice in her early forties and has since developed a distinctive approach characterized by the use of self-created collage materials, found objects, various artifacts, alongside oil and acrylic paints.
Her artistic evolution involved extensive experimentation and study of color theory, representational painting techniques, and media. This process led her to embrace improvisation and mixed media, moving beyond conventional visual language into abstraction. Karine’s art explores a synesthetic relationship between color and human emotion, capturing drama, harmony, energy, tranquility, introspection, and expressive intensity within her dynamic compositions.
Ulitsa Kuznetskiy Most, 20, Moscow, Russia, Moscow Union of Artists
Two of my recent works, Memories and Indian Summer, participate in the juried art contest/exhibition Vanguard Today in Abstract art nomination.
The Event is hosted by the Moscow Union of Artists and organised by the Eurasia Artists Union.
The Plein Air season is open and I'll be sharing more fresh studies and paintings! Stay tuned! You are also invited to subscribe to my personal website, to be one of the first to see my new works and get special offers :)
South of Russia
A Plein Air trip to catch the beauty of rocky seaside, blooming gardens etc.
Antique Center, Moscow, Russia
Winter Stop show is a curated commercial show curated by ArtPriority Club.
I am pleased to be taking part with three of my recent works.
Online
A charity Auction Art For Armenia has begun online and will last until the evening of November 7. Over 100 artists from Russia, Armenia, and a few European countries donated their works to the auction, and all proceeds from the sale will be forwarded to All-Armenian Charity Fund to support numerous displaced families who lost their homes as a result of the ongoing military aggression.
Dear art lover,
I hope you keep safe and take good care of yourself and your loved ones in this challenging time.
Due to disruption with logistics, the delivery of a purchased artwork may have to be delayed. You may use the option of leaving me a message if you would like to reserve an artwork you would like to purchase.
I hope the pandemic ends soon and we humans will come out of it with minimal losses and learn to cherish the beautiful world around us even more. 
Antique Center Gallery, Moscow
The Watercolor Spring Watercolor juried show that was supposed to take place in April, 2020, was postponed due to the pandemic but was successfully held in October under a modified name "Remembering the Spring"
Honored and pleased to have my work selected for participation in the Watercolor Spring art show in Moscow alongside some major names in the worldwide watercolor society.
Palazzo Ducale di Urbino, Piazza Rinascimento, Urbino, Province of Pesaro and Urbino, Italy
International Watercolor festival will take place in the city of Rafael Santi in Urbino to commemorate 500 years from his death. The festival will display watercolor artwork by international artists whose works have been selected by the jury.
I am proud and excited to know that my painting "The sacred Knowledge" which is a free copy of a fragment of a painting by Rafael "Pope Leo X and Two Cardinals" has been selected for the show!
The Embassy of Armenia in Moscow
A juried fine art show hosted by the Culture Center of the Armenian Embassy in Moscow. It presents artworks by 30 Russian and Armenian artists in a variety of genres and techniques.
6 of my watercolor paintings have been selected and are exhibited in the show.
