Mount Ararat is visible everywhere in Armenia, yet it is inaccessible—the mountain stands on foreign land. Radio is the inverse image: invisible, yet heard everywhere. When it first appeared, it became the voice of the future, connecting those divided by borders.
The collage builds the mountain from layers, just as the broadcast is built from spools and wires.
Visualization Example
The vertical format of 40×60 cm mirrors Ararat’s upward trajectory: from afar, a singular silhouette; up close, seams, layers, and the «noise» of a radio signal.
Final Project and Visualization Example
This piece continues the theme of my graduation project—a game based on the Armenian radio station «Barev Yerevan!»
Specifications
Image: digital collage.
Finish: photo lamination—5mm glossy acrylic, aluminum base, concealed chassis.
Final artwork size: 40 × 60 cm.
Orientation: vertical.
Image generated with Recraft AI and edited in Procreate and Photoshop.
