sound curator, radio host, dj and visual artist
Email contact@luciakagramanyan.com
Instagram @luciaelhuron
Current
TOAST Artist Residency Florence, IT
Academy of Fine Arts Vienna- Fine Arts Diploma, MA Critical Studies
Upcoming
Sonic Acts Festival, Amsterdam, Netherlands 06 Feb 2026
Elevate Festival Graz, Austra March 2026
Past
Noyan juices solo exhibition @vochluysvochmut Yerevan, Armenia
Le Allianze dei Corpi Festival Milan, IT
Palazzo Bronzo aritst residency, Genoa, IT
Spazio Maromeo, Florence, IT
Framer Framed x VLeshaal, Amsterdam NL
Austrian Cultural Forum London, UK
Villa Romana, Florence, IT (DJ)
Lucia Kagramanyan
sound curator, radio host, dj and visual artist
Email contact@luciakagramanyan.com
Instagram @luciaelhuron
for Carhartt WIP © Jan Federer 2025
Current
TOAST Artist Residency Florence, IT
Academy of Fine Arts Vienna- Fine Arts Diploma, MA Critical Studies
Upcoming
Sonic Acts Festival, Amsterdam, Netherlands 06 Feb 2026
Elevate Festival Graz, Austra March 2026
Past
Noyan juices solo exhibition @vochluysvochmut Yerevan, Armenia
Le Allianze dei Corpi Festival Milan, IT
Palazzo Bronzo aritst residency, Genoa, IT
Spazio Maromeo, Florence, IT
Framer Framed x VLeshaal, Amsterdam NL
Austrian Cultural Forum London, UK
Villa Romana, Florence, IT (DJ)
Everything is (not) a Sacher cake Part I
2023
Raw steel and objects
Everything is (not) a Sacher Cake draws on the long-standing tradition of Sachertorte making in Austria, with a particular focus on its symbolic connection to Vienna and its cultural heritage. The name itself is inspired by the internet trend where objects are revealed to be cakes, playing on the idea that everything could, in fact, be a cake.
In this context, the phrase’s inherent antagonism challenges the conventional understanding of Sachertorte. Here, it becomes something unexpected: a cake not made of flour and chocolate, but of raw steel - an object that defies its familiar form.
©Laura Spes 2023
Everything is (not) a Sacher cake Part III
2025
rusted steel
The use of steel underscores the contrast between the cake’s rich, edible nature and the cold, industrial, and decaying properties of metal, suggesting complications in consumption and a transformation, referencing to the Linz Steel Manufacturer voestalpine Stahlwelt, that accounts for Austria’s largest share of emissions.
© Lucia Kagramanyan 2025
Oghormi or Ode to Holy Restaraunt Musicians
2023
carrara marble
Armenians have a rich tradition of stonemasonry, a skill passed down through centuries. One shining testament to this mastery is the Geghard Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Armenia. Carved into the adjacent mountain, it stands as a massive monument to the enduring strength of worship, even in the face of challenging political climates for almost a millennium.
In my recent artistic exploration, I delved into a theme that has captured my attention - Armenian restaurant music, specifically the urban folk-pop genre known as rabiz. Drawing inspiration from the unique subculture surrounding this music, where singers and performers are revered almost like holy figures yet face disdain from other social groups, I sought to pay tribute to their importance.
I carved a microphone and a keyboard from a single piece of white marble, shaped like a rock. This sculpture serves as a homage to the musicians, elevating them through the enduring artistry of stonemasonry and emphasizing the profound role of music in our culture.
Juices
Noyan premium
2024-2025
oil on wood
The series of squeezed Armenian juices from Noyan brand depict the nostalgia and daydreaming for the lost land, offering a sip from the Ararat valley. Squeezed and used in one’s hand, they represent the consumption of that sentiment and the repeated action and continuity of the series hints on its past, present and future actuality: the never-ending struggle and blessing.
The pieces challenge symbolism as part of national identity, with Ararat mountain being the most depicted of all Armenian symbols. Nowadays on the territory of Turkey, it is yet observed vividly from many parts of Armenia close to the border, warming the hearts of Armenians.
Painters of all times and guilds have always depicted Ararat in its diverse beauty. I am, though, just making a miserable attempt of reproducing the image from the juice packaging, over and over again, and it never turns out the same. Through this, I also acknowledge my own identity and feel affinity with artists of Armenian origin.
Untitled
oil on canvas
2025
Alf, Aram Asatryan at Bambi at HöR
2024
ceramics
A thousand plateous
2024
oil on canvas
Armenian restaraunt at dawn
2023
oil on canvas, frame