Life in the 5D World

With an international background shaped by life and work in five countries, I bring a cross-disciplinary perspective to scientific, cultural, and artistic challenges. Growing up in Armenia in a binational Armenian–Greek family, I learned four languages and developed a global, holistic approach to thinking, research, and creative problem-solving.

My academic path began with a PhD in Mathematical Modeling and Simulation,  and later evolved toward archaeology through postdoctoral research at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (Greece), as well as Ghent University (Belgium) within the framework of international collaboration. My specialization in archaeometallurgy reflects a long-standing commitment to uncovering material traces of shared human history and interpreting them within broader cultural narratives.

In parallel, I have cultivated a sustained artistic practice. A graduate of the New York Institute of Photography (Professional Photographer Programme, February 2025), I have held twelve international photo exhibitions & presentations, including three in the United States. My photographic work blends research, storytelling, and visual narrative, positioned at the intersection of documentary inquiry and poetic reflection.

Professionally, I have held senior Human Resources roles at Coca-Cola Bottlers Armenia and at the Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin, the Religious and Spiritual Center of All Armenians. Across science, art, and institutional leadership, my work is unified by strategic vision, creative thinking, and a commitment to meaningful interdisciplinary engagement.

Since 2017, I have focused on documentary photography and creative writing, producing eight research-based multimedia projects hosted on self-designed personal websites—each an independent exploration of memory, culture, identity, and place.