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In Babayan’s native Armenia, autumn is celebrated as a golden time of reflection, with shinning sun, fresh air and multi-colored leaves. The painting expresses the season’s tension between decay and beauty with delicate, swirling strokes that evoke both transformation and stillness.
This lyrical and radiant painting captures the energetic dance of summer and nature in full bloom. With swirling marks, dynamic color and movement, Anush memorably celebrates her favorite season.
In Angels of Love, three angels rise organically above what can be interpreted as the Tree of Life. Symbolically for the artist, love nourishes both the internal and external roots of the universal Tree of Life in all of us.
In Beginning, Anush Babayan merges the cosmic with the terrestrial, depicting a radiant Tree of Life emerging from the energetic ether. Swirling galaxies and ascending tendrils root this sacred symbol in both time and timelessness, speaking to the eternal origin of consciousness and creation.
In Birth of the Universe, Anush captures the raw, primordial energy of cosmic creation through a vortex of color, motion and radiant texture. At the center of the painting, a spiral form unfurls into space at the moment of origin—powerful, luminous and sacred.
In Christ’s Sacrifice, Anush Babayan evokes the divine mystery of redemption through an ethereal, cross-like form that rises into radiant light. Here layers of radiant texture and color suggest both the pain and transcendence of spiritual transformation.
In this painting, angelic beings dance around a radiant core, merging with ethereal waves of gold, violet and stardust textures. The composition evokes a kind of celestial choreography—at once a celebration of divine presence and a meditation on spiritual illumination.
Created with natural mineral paint and silver powder on rice paper, Dawn on the Ocean is a signature Anush Babayan painting inspired by the possibility of visiting and populating distant galaxies.
Anush Babayan’s Eye of the Universe offers a metaphysical vision where the veil of space appears to tear open, revealing a singular eye watching from inside a kind of sacred geometry.
Face of the Moon reveals a haunting, mystical presence emerging from the lunar surface—part celestial body, part sentient watcher. The moon is shown not as a distant object, but as a living consciousness hinting at the secrets of the cosmos.
This magnificent work features three angels in their roles as protectors of all beings, harbingers of inner peace and comforters for those seeking answers in an uncertain world. Here Anush’s dramatic use of light and color evokes a sense of awe and the quest for spiritual awareness.
Inner Tree portrays a mystical tree with bare arms emerging from swirling cosmic winds, its roots hidden deep within the psyche and its branches reaching into celestial awareness.
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