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关于作者
Artyom Manukyan is a passionate ceramic artisan dedicated to crafting pieces that embody the essence of Armenian culture and artistry. Born in March 1981 in Yerevan, Armenia, Artyom grew up in the historic Kond district, a neighborhood steeped in tradition and community values. His early years, marked by attending eleven different kindergartens and schools, instilled in him a deep adaptability and appreciation for diverse experiences, laying the foundation for his creative journey.
In 1987, Artyom began attending the secondary school named after Perch Proshyan, where his interest in the arts first emerged. This growing passion led him to enroll at the prestigious State College of Fine Arts named after Panos Terlemezyan in 1996, where he pursued design and began exploring various artistic techniques. However, his studies were temporarily interrupted by his mandatory military service in the Republic of Artsakh. This transformative period taught him resilience, discipline, and the significance of community—values that would later influence his art. Upon completing his service, Artyom returned to his studies, graduating with a renewed determination to bring his artistic vision to life.
Drawn to the timeless medium of ceramics, Artyom found a unique avenue to express his creativity and connect with his cultural roots. For him, working with clay is more than shaping a material—it is a deeply personal and historical process that honors centuries of Armenian tradition. Each piece he creates tells a story, reflecting the landscapes, architecture, and symbolic motifs of Armenian heritage. His works often feature intricate designs, traditional patterns, and earthy, vibrant tones that embody the natural beauty and energy of his homeland.
Artyom's meticulous craftsmanship transforms clay into functional and meaningful art pieces that blend modern aesthetics with cultural significance. From decorative objects to detailed wall installations, his ceramics serve as both expressions of beauty and invitations to explore Armenia’s rich history and traditions. His creations aim to bridge the past and present, connecting generations and diverse cultural backgrounds through the universal language of art.
Artyom finds immense fulfillment in sharing Armenian culture with a global audience. He believes that art serves as a bridge, connecting people to the heritage and values of Armenia. Each piece he creates carries a part of his story and identity as an Armenian artisan, offering those who experience his work a touch of Armenian soul and tradition.
Today, Artyom Manukyan continues to dedicate himself to preserving and sharing Armenian culture through his ceramics. His work not only brings warmth and inspiration into homes but also serves as a testament to the enduring spirit of Armenian artistry. With every piece, he invites the world to celebrate and cherish the beauty and depth of his homeland’s artistic legacy.
