Edvard Sasun is one of the most highly qualified living artists in the world today. His work draws from a rich system of symbols, themes and motifs that are often missed by the casual observer. Experienced collectors appreciate the visual metaphors and other clues that provide a contemporary meaning to his paintings.

        Edvard Sasun (Edvard Avagian) was born in Armenia in 1955. He began to draw at an early age and also studied physics and mathematics while pursing his career as an artist. After completion of his formal education in 1977 he moved to St. Petersburg in 1978 to continue his artistic development at the Repin Institute of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture. In 1987 he qualified as an Artist, Painter and Teacher by the Institute.

        Sasun has traveled extensively and his more recent work reflects the influences of his exposure to the folklore, mythology, religion, and culture of the regions that he has visited. It also reflects the dynamic nature of his work that makes it unique and significant. Discerning collectors already appreciate the distinction and value of owning a Sasun and know that his works is gaining increased international recognition with each passing day.