Born in 1941, Vazgen emerged from the rich tapestry of Armenian heritage, his art deeply intertwined with the nation's cultural and artistic journey.
Vazgen Bazhbeuk-Melikyan, a master whose brushstrokes bridge the epochs, capturing the essence of Armenia’s cultural heartbeat.
Inherited from his father, Alexander Bazhbeuk-Melikyan, Vazgen's artistic path has been one of both challenge and enlightenment, sculpting his inner vision of reality.
In the luminous tapestry of his work, each canvas serves as a portal to an unseen future, where Vazgen stands as a sentinel between ages. His deep connection to Armenian soil resonates through every nuance, reflecting the sacred geometry of khachkars, where past and present converge to weave narratives into the fabric of time.
Vazgen Bazhbeuk-Melikyan's works are to be found in the National Gallery of Armenia, Yerevan's Modern Art Museum, the Sergey Paradjanov Museum (Yerevan), and in personal collections worldwide: (USA, Germany, Italy, Canada, Ukraine, Syria, Lebanon, Poland, Cyprus, Turkey, Netherlands).