Armenia
A photographic project I began in 2019, when I moved to Armenia and this country became my home. Since then, I have traveled extensively to explore a land that has always appeared to me like “a region in the clouds,” shaped by the ancient history carried within its name.
From that moment on, I started moving through it first as an outsider observer, and gradually as someone deeply immersed within it. I have watched the country change many times; I have witnessed its conflicts, its hopes, and its pain. Today, despite the difficulties this country continues to face, I no longer struggle to feel that I belong to these lands, where I have always moved with a deep sense of ease.
From this experience comes my photographic project, which I continue to expand day after day, with the intention of creating a long-term visual narrative.
Published Thu Mar 12 2026
Saint John the Baptist Church, in Kond
Man praying - Yerevan - Armenia
Cross on the road
Yerevani "shuka" (market)
Yerevani "shuka" (market)
Kanakeravan, a village nearby Yerevan
Somewhere in Mrgashen - Armenia
Sevan lake in summer
A tablecloth with the Armenian alphabet
Karabakh: Soldiers saving a khachkar from Dadivank Monastery before the arrival of the Azerbaijanis
Nagorno Karabakh - Stepanakert, civilian buildings
Nagorno Karabakh - Bunker in Stepanakert
Nagorno Karabakh, 2020
Kornidzor, border with Azerbaijan
Armenians of Karabakh burned their homes to avoid leaving them to the Azerbaijanis
Border with Azerbaijan, Kornidzor
Dilijan
Yerevan
Yerevan - Yeraz Park
Scene from a birthday with diaspora armenians
Somewhere on the mountains
Near Sevan
Dilijan
Kanakeravan
Yerevan
Yerevan
Around Khor Virap, Ararat on the background
Khor Virap
Yerevan, faces
Yerevan
Yerevan
Nagorno Karabakh - Dadivank
Kond
Men playing - Yerevan
Somewhere in Mrgashen - Armenia
Sevan