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paintings which included his Armenian Mirror — a portrait of an elderly Armenian woman hiding her face with her hands while grieving. The portrait was to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide.

In 2018, Tigran had his first solo exhibit Tigran Tsitoghdzyan: Uncanny in New York’s Allouche Gallery featuring an array of the artist’s recent works. A year later, his works were shown at the Emmanuel Fremin Gallery as Tigran Tsi: Mirrors Reimagined exhibition. Later that same year, Tigran’s works were included in the 25th anniversary of Opera Gallery’s Monaco Master’s Show, a contemporary art show sponsored by Prince Albert II of Monaco. In 2021, during Singapore Art Week, the Opera Gallery in Singapore exhibited an exclusive body of work created by the artist for this exhibit. Tigran is a long-time supporter and friend of Orran as evidenced by the photos below with our children as well as the laureates of the Aurora Prize for Awakening Humanity.