The paintings appear as something akin to a well-loved Persian rug and a Cy Twombly Lepanto painting mixed together.
Aram’s work:
“explores the conflict that results when the traditions and aesthetics of a culture that have existed for thousands of years become influenced by the philosophies and aesthetics of modernity [... He] describes the predicament of being a progressive artist while also wanting to integrate the imagery and textures of the culture in which he and billions of people were raised. He is not critiquing the past or offering a prescription for the future.














