Guy Ghazanchyan’s color palette is rich and intense and his way of handling the brush, the palette knife or the "drippings" shows more individuality from one painting to the other. The contrast between drawing and painting is very accentuated in his paintings and that gives a real interesting aspect to the works. The figures have volume and he also composes and mixes abstraction to the figures in an interesting way. I like the way he works the background too. His figures have individuality, personality, and give a deeper sense of reality; he does not have a stereotypical way of painting which makes the works less “flat” and superficial. His way of applying the color expresses tension and suggests the idea of something much more masculine. I also like his way of mixing reality, identity and idealism: the figures seem real and thus they are not recognisable but still they are unique and all have an identity: he holds the viewer between these three worlds. I think Guy Ghazanchyan’s works have depth, richness and maturity.