In Sarkissian’s landscapes, nature, manifesting itself in the mysterious appearance of runes, elicits in the spectator an irrepressible desire to decipher the imagery. What is presented to us is not a puzzle but rather a miracle, at which we gaze in a trance-like state, losing ourselves in the experience and dissolving our ego.

Krikor Momdjian: "This work is one of the series works I did as homage to Komidas. The composer who was also priest, was interested in the authenticity of the Armenian music. He went into Armenian villages to listen and put into music notes that he heard, as an ethno-musicologist avant la lettre. He became famous in Europe because of his concerts with his big choir. He was captured in Constantinople on 24th of April like the other Armenian intelligentsia by the Ottoman Empire. His manuscripts/music notations were destroyed. He was mistreated but saved by diplomats and was sent to Paris. Komidas lost his senses as consequence put in a psychiatric home. The last 20 years of his life he did not talk to anyone, except to his sister. I wanted to honor him inspiring me with his divine music. In my childhood listening to his music intensely in the cathedral of the Armenian cloister - seminary of Jerusalem, where I was a seminarian for three years. He is still my source of inspiration, bringing me to the source of the Armenian soul. His music evokes my admiration for the beauty of the nature and I feel the Divine Light reflected through his music and songs."

Genre art painter Hmayak Ardzatbanyan deeply influenced by the Armenian massacres, created series of canvases presenting the atrocities carried out towards Armenians by Turks. The scene painted in the "Turkish atrocity" canvas is just one piece of those horrific acts that later on was called a GENOCIDE.

Sargis Khachatryan has created series of painting in the theme of the Armenian exiles. This painting belongs to those series as well. Suffered and worried faces, movement, that look as if frozen, silence and question mark is stamped on their face that is transmitted through the painting. What will be the fate of the Armenian nation.

In 1924 in Vienna that was a catalog published with the artists works where he was described as "The singer of the Armenian sorrow".