Every time the master’s hands touch the material: wood, metal, clay, concrete, their unhurried conversation begins — hidden images of familiar and unknown worlds and epochs appear on the surface. He is here — in early Christianity, with a Languedoc cross and an Aztec tortoise with a print of a space telescope on its shell, and decorations, woven from electronic microcircuit.

No sketches, just the image. Its jazz improvisation of bronze plates and hammer, chisel and nut stick, metal brush and cutters in cement crease.
These works should be touched, brought closer to the eyes, running through thousands of rhythmic carvings.

A creative team of like-minded people (videographer, composer, stage designer, light designer) created this immersive exhibition, inspired by the work of Shakhoyan.
This is a magnifying glass that allows you to see in detail the many-sided works of the artist, to immerse deeply into the world of his images, to feel his interaction with the material, to dissolve in the game with eternity.