Early Life and Education
Lilit Soghomonyan was born on February 18, 1969, in Yerevan, Armenia. She grew up in a creative environment, as both of her parents were artists. Her father, Van Sogomonyan, was a renowned painter in Armenia, while her mother, Nona Gabrielyan, was a sculptor. From a young age, Lilit showed a natural talent for art and was encouraged by her parents to pursue her passion.
After completing her secondary education, Lilit enrolled at the Yerevan State Institute of Fine Arts and Theater to further hone her skills. She studied under some of the most respected artists in Armenia and developed her unique style during her time at the institute.
Artistic Style
Lilit Soghomonyan’s art is characterized by vibrant colors, bold brush strokes, and intricate details. She draws inspiration from Armenian culture, history, and nature, incorporating traditional motifs and symbols into her work. Her paintings often depict scenes from everyday life in Armenia, capturing the beauty and complexity of the country’s landscapes and people.
One of the hallmarks of Lilit’s style is her use of light and shadow to create depth and dimension in her paintings. She expertly captures the play of sunlight on water, the glow of a candle in a dark room, or the softness of a shadow cast by a tree. This attention to detail brings her paintings to life and immerses the viewer in the scene.
Exhibitions and Recognition
Throughout her career, Lilit Soghomonyan has participated in numerous exhibitions both in Armenia and internationally. Her work has been featured in galleries and museums around the world, earning her critical acclaim and recognition from art critics and collectors alike.
In 2005, Lilit held her first solo exhibition in Yerevan, showcasing a collection of paintings that reflected her deep connection to Armenian culture and heritage. The exhibition was well-received by the public and established Lilit as a rising star in the Armenian art scene.
Family Life
Lilit Soghomonyan is married to Gagik Ghazanchyan, a fellow artist who shares her passion for painting. The couple has one son, Guy Ghazanchyan, who has also shown an interest in art from a young age. Lilit’s family is a constant sourc…
