SPARTAK G. BABAYAN

Born on January 3, 1928

Goris, Armenia - amidst the rugged and picturesque Syunik highlands 

During WWII, Spartak worked as a tinsmith and bravely extinguished incendiary bombs from the factory roof, where he first gazed skyward, dreaming of boundless possibilities. Despite teachers' frustrations over his constant sketching, his passion never waned. He mastered drawing with both hands, even rendering portraits of Lenin in just two hours.

An Exploration of Art and Life

Spartak was not just an artist; he was a visionary whose work spoke volumes about the intricacies of human emotion, nature, and the unseen forces that shape our world. His art manifested the spirit, transcending the confines of his surroundings and revealing a deeper, more universal truth.

Throughout his life, Spartak captured the raw beauty of fleeting moments, transforming them into powerful visual statements. His brushstrokes were not merely an expression of color but an echo of his journey—a reflection of the joys, struggles, and triumphs that defined him as an individual.

This original art book, Spartak: A Soul in Motion, offers a window into the life of a man whose creative vision defied boundaries. The pages weave together his artwork with his story, exploring the evolution of his craft and the experiences that inspired it.

In addition to stunning visuals, the book delves into the heart of Spartak’s philosophy, providing insight into how his life and art were intricately connected. Each painting, sketch, or sculpture offers a chapter in his journey, a moment of profound self-expression.

This collection not only serves as a tribute to Spartak’s legacy but also invites readers and art lovers to experience the transcendence of the human spirit through art.