Works on Paper

Aram’s works on paper reveal his process with particular clarity, balancing structure and immediacy. Many begin with careful grid frameworks that anchor the page, while subsequent marks develop in direct response to those systems. Aram’s drawings show how ornamental motifs emerge from or interrupt geometric structures, registering both the deliberation of planning and the spontaneity of mark-making. In this way, his works on paper make visible the negotiations that underlie his larger compositions, demonstrating how multiple visual languages can share a single surface.