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Stairs 1
42 cm × 59 cm (16.5 in × 23.2 in)
Stairs 2
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Stairs 5
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Monologue
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Looking up
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Stones in the Sea
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Photo 20
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Horizons 1
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Horizons 2
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Reflections 4
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Reflections 5
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Reflections 2
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Reflections 3
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Trilogy No: 1
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Trilogy No: 2
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Trilogy No: 3
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City Motions 1
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Reflections 1
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Dialogue
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Photo 11
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Photo 39
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Forest
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Steel
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Anait Boyajyan
Anait Boyajyan (1993) is an emerging yet remarkable photographic talent based in Prague.
Drawing on a distinctive visual language and refined artistic sensibility, she captures fleeting moments with depth, elegance, and authenticity.
Her work transforms everyday scenes into compelling visual narratives, revealing beauty, atmosphere, and meaning that extend beyond the frame.
Anait Boyajyan’s artistic perspective is shaped by a multidisciplinary background. She studied piano professionally at the Prague Conservatory, developing a deep appreciation for rhythm, harmony, and emotional expression.
She later earned a Master’s degree in Architecture (Ing. Arch.) from the Czech Technical University in Prague (ČVUT), where she refined her understanding of form, proportion, space, and composition.
The intersection of music, architecture, and photography informs her unique approach to image-making. These disciplines have cultivated an exceptional sensitivity to structure, light, balance, and timing, allowing her to create photographs that are both visually striking and emotionally resonant. Through her work, Anait Boyajyan invites viewers to pause, observe, and discover new dimensions within the familiar.