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Breath of the Expanding City
€27,500
Breath of the Expanding City explores urban expansion as a living, almost organic process — a continuous negotiation between density and openness, construction and atmosphere, control and unpredictability. Across the composition, an intricate network of fine lines overlays a vast horizontal urban field. Architectural fragments accumulate, intersect, and extend toward the edges of the canvas, suggesting a metropolis whose growth can no longer be contained within a stable geometry. The lines evoke infrastructure, circulation, communication, and invisible trajectories — systems through which the contemporary city expands and sustains itself. Yet the work is not defined by density alone. Above the compressed urban structure, an open band of sky and luminous cloud-like forms introduces air, distance, and a sense of release. This contrast gives the composition its distinctive rhythm: the city seems to contract and expand, almost as if it were breathing. The deep black field at the base creates a powerful visual threshold. It anchors the composition while suggesting an unknown territory beyond the visible city—a space into which its structures may continue to grow. In Breath of the Expanding City, Vahagn Bagoyan presents urban growth not simply as physical development, but as a dynamic condition. The city becomes a living spatial organism — accumulating, connecting, transforming, and continuously pushing beyond its own boundaries.
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€27,500
Silent Drift
- 70 x 100 cm
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€11,000
Silent Drift explores the city from an elevated, almost detached perspective, where urban structure, landscape, and atmosphere merge into a single shifting territory. The composition unfolds like an aerial map without fixed boundaries. Irregular fields of ochre, earth brown, muted green, and charcoal form a fragmented terrain, while delicate concentrations of pale lines suggest distant settlements, roads, and networks of human presence. The city is visible, yet never fully defined. Across this intricate surface, expansive white forms drift into the composition like clouds seen from above. Their softness contrasts with the fractured geometry beneath them, partially concealing the landscape and interrupting its legibility. What lies below becomes uncertain — alternately revealed and obscured. This tension between mapping and disappearance is central to the work. The landscape appears to continue beyond what can be seen, while the drifting atmospheric forms introduce a different sense of time: slower, quieter, and independent of the structures below. In Silent Drift, Vahagn Bagoyan transforms the aerial city into a meditation on distance and perception. Architecture loses its permanence, boundaries become unstable, and the urban territory seems to exist only momentarily beneath a moving atmosphere — present, disappearing, and reappearing in silence.
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€11,000
Pink City
- 70 x 50 cm
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€5,200
Pink City approaches the city from an imagined aerial perspective, transforming the urban landscape into an expansive field of territories, networks, and shifting boundaries. The composition resembles a map seen from above, yet it resists conventional cartographic logic. Dense urban clusters emerge within broad fields of dusty pink, muted green, and earth tones. Fine networks of lines suggest streets, infrastructure, and patterns of expansion, while irregular painted surfaces blur the distinction between built environment and natural terrain. A dark, winding line cuts vertically through the composition like a river, dividing and simultaneously connecting different territories. Around it, concentrations of white, green, and coral form distinct urban nodes — places where structure intensifies before gradually dispersing into the surrounding landscape. The pink field becomes more than a background. Its unexpected softness contrasts with the complexity of the urban networks, shifting the work away from the visual language of technical mapping toward something more subjective and atmospheric. The city appears simultaneously real and imagined, measurable and elusive. In Pink City, Vahagn Bagoyan reinterprets the master plan as an emotional geography. From a distance, the metropolis becomes a living territory shaped by expansion, fragmentation, landscape, and memory — a map not only of space, but of how space is perceived.
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