Areg Elibekian

Contemporary view, Flower market in Rue de Buci, Paris. Paris flower market.

Areg Elibekian, born on June 29, 1970, in Yerevan, Armenia, inherits an artistic legacy that courses through his veins. The son of the esteemed painter Robert Elibekian, Areg's journey into the world of art began against the backdrop of Armenia's rich cultural tapestry. From 1987 to 1992, Areg immersed himself in the study of art at the Yerevan Arts and Theatre Institute, honing his skills and cultivating his unique artistic voice. However, in 1992, he embarked on a new chapter, relocating to Montreal, Canada, where he has since made his home. Areg's artwork transcends borders, embodying the spirit of his multicultural experiences. Inspired by his travels to Paris and Montreal, his paintings evoke the bustling energy of urban life and the serene beauty of nature. Influenced by the Impressionist movement, Areg's canvases burst with vibrant colors and dynamic brushstrokes, capturing fleeting moments with unparalleled grace. Throughout his career, Areg's work has been showcased in prestigious exhibitions across the globe, from Armenia to France, Lebanon, Canada, and the United States. His paintings adorn the walls of esteemed institutions such as the Modern Art Museum of Yerevan and the Alex Marie Manoogian Museum of Detroit, leaving an indelible mark on the international art scene. In addition to his prolific career as a painter, Areg Elibekian has also served as an art instructor at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts since 2009, sharing his passion for art with aspiring artists and enthusiasts alike. Areg Elibekian's personal exhibitions stand as testaments to his artistic prowess and boundless creativity. His work has captivated audiences with its depth, beauty, and emotional resonance. As he continues to paint the world with his unique perspective, Areg Elibekian remains a shining beacon of artistic excellence, bridging cultures and inspiring generations to come. His legacy, intertwined with the strokes of his brush, serves as a testament to the enduring power of art to transcend boundaries and unite humanity in shared appreciation of beauty and creativity. Public Collections: Modern Art Museum (Yerevan, Armenia) Alex and Marie Manoogian Museum (Southfield, Michigan, United States) City of Le Vésin (France) City of Lethbridge (Alberta, Canada) Musée des maitres et artisans du Québec (Montréal, Québec, Canada) Arrondissement de St-Laurent (Montréal, Québec, Canada)