The Creative Innovation Fellowship is powered by Creative Armenia and supported by the Vahé Fattal Fund in partnership with L’Œuvre d'Orient.
10
MONTHS
5
FELLOWS
€5,000
FUNDING
Meet the Fellows
These exceptional creators will receive €5,000 in funding, expert-led workshops, and one-on-one mentorships.
Gohar Martirosyan
Digital Artist
Based between Gyumri and Paris, Gohar is an imaginative artist working with video installation, immersive media, and sculpture, exploring memory, geography, and identity. Her upcoming project, “The River That Knows Too Much,” is a curved video installation tracing the course of the Arax River, using 3D photogrammetry and drone scanning.
Khoren Matevosyan
Visual Artist
Khoren’s creative journey encompasses diverse fields from character design to book illustration and contemporary art. As an artist, he focuses on exploring the intersections of art, culture, and technology. In his current project, he is creating a series of interactive technological sculptures that merge technology, AI, and fiction.
Lusine Kirakosyan
Sound and Visual Artist
Lusine Kirakosyan is a New York–based creative technologist and visual storyteller who uses different elements to transform stories and everyday experiences into interactive encounters. In her current project “LEZU,” she transforms the 39 letters of the Armenian alphabet into melodies, blending cultural heritage with modern technology and sound design.
Naré Arist
Creative Producer
A creative producer, writer, and director, Naré tells multicultural stories that cross borders and explore shared human experiences. Currently, she is working to create a digital persona brought to life through 3D modeling, real-time animation, and online storytelling.
Varoujan Chetirian
Sound Artist
Varoujan Chetirian is a Berlin-based Swiss-Armenian sound artist and studio engineer who also composes sound pieces for audiovisual or mixed media. His upcoming project involves recording on the Orgov telescope in Armenia to create an album, performances, and visual documentation that connect Armenian heritage with contemporary sound art.
