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    EDVARD SASUN: MARKET RELATIONS HAVE ALREADY BURST INTO SPHERE OF ART AND DAMAGE SOUND THOUGHT AND TASTE

    Noyan Tapan
    May 15 2007

    YEREVAN, MAY 15, NOYAN TAPAN. Painter Edvard Sasun's (Avagian) works of
    different years are presented in the Edvard Sasun painting catalogue,
    the presentation of which took place on May 14 at the Tesaket club.

    Edvard Sasun (Avagian) who was born in the family of intellectuals
    which had migrated from Sasun started to paint from his
    childhood. Leaving Yerevan's physical-mathematical school under State
    University, he continued his studies at Saint Petersburg's Ilya Repin
    Academy of Art.

    In the words of ethnographer Hripsime Pikichian, painter's being
    engaged in exact sciences was expressed in composition structures
    created by him and in sincere solutions. In the speaker's words,
    esthetical perception and use of technical skills characteristic of
    academic realistic schools are evident in the works of the 1989-90-s
    of the painter loyal to classical traditions of painting.

    In 1997-2005 Edvard Sasun permanently lived and created in Bangkok
    (Thailand). In this period the author created a series of landscapes
    and still lives filled with oriental warmth, portraits painted
    skilfully. As H. Pikichian characterized, E. Sasun's creating activity
    unites the East with the West, "the classical tradition with its
    modern transformations."

    Speaking about painting, E. Sasun said that painting is his way of
    life and life. "I failed to be engaged in any other business. Painting
    is my bread and water." In his words, today painting develops in a
    wrong way in Armenia.

    "Market relations have burst into the sphere of art, too, and damage
    sound thought and taste."
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