Between Silence and Fire
Between Silence and Fire
By Lucy Poshoghlian/Ardziv
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▸ Features: Handmade Unique Piece Framed▸ Materials: Canvas
▸ Dimensions (cm): 80.0 x 20.0 x 2.0
▸ Net Weight (kg): 10.0
There was a moment when everything paused.
Silence settled like ash, soft, heavy, unresolved.
Beneath it, fire was still alive.
Not loud, not destructive, but patient.
It moved in layers of gold and red, pushing gently against the grey, refusing to disappear.
The two stood side by side, never touching, never separating.
Silence learned to glow.
Fire learned to wait.
And in that narrow space between them, something human emerged: memory, restraint, longing, and courage; a quiet reminder that transformation does not always arrive with noise, sometimes, it begins in stillness.
* Acrylic and Oil Pastel on Canvas (diptych) + frame.
About Lucy Poshoghlian/Ardziv
Lucy Poshoghlian, known artistically as ARDZIV (meaning Eagle in Armenian), is a Lebanese-Armenian painter whose work blends modern artistic influences with unique color techniques and expressive styles. She adopted the name ARDZIV to highlight her Armenian identity and signs her works in both English and Armenian, introducing Armenian letters into every home worldwide.
Her career spans solo and collective exhibitions across France, Lebanon, and the United States, with her works widely acclaimed by international critics. In 2008, she received the “Best Design & Best Colour” prize at Gallery Mona Lisa in Paris for her oil painting Puzzle. ARDZIV has since participated in major exhibitions at venues such as the Louvre Museum (Carrousel du Louvre), Château d’Auvers, Gemmayze’s Art District, the German Cultural Centre, and Kulturnest, among others.
Her paintings are currently showcased at Quadra Framing Gallery (USA), Art District Gemmayze (Lebanon), Artscoops online platform, and SAYA (Faqra, Lebanon).
Through her vibrant canvases, ARDZIV weaves Armenian heritage, emotional depth, and contemporary themes, positioning herself as a distinctive voice in the international art scene.