Yerevan to host first exhibition of hyper-realistic art

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On November 22, Yerevan State University of Architecture and Construction will host an exhibition of hyper-realistic art.
For the first time in Armenia young designers will have an excellent opportunity to display around 65 pieces of painting of the genre.

"Hyper-realistic painting is based on the principles of photo realism but differs from the latter in the sense that it does seek to reproduce the reality as it is by providing a detailed depiction of objects and scenes," say the organizers.

The head of the exhibition, Haykaz Arsenyan, says the attempt to create hyper-realistic canvases was a kind of test for the young designers who were given a task to obtain the camera-fixed images of the objects. A cognitive film will be screened at the opening to introduce visitors to the history of hyper-realism.

The exhibition will be open three days.