Between
Truth and Invention:
The Aesthetics of Memory Work
“My work attempts to rescue the past from erasure, piecing together memory where history has been silenced.
In the absence of records, I negotiate with shifting truths. Painting in the space between fact, feeling, and imagined continuity.”
Featured Work
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![bright teal, electric pink and orange witha. dark ominous sky. painting of a woman alone by the edge of a pool motel]()
Isolation (Part I)
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![A painting of a woman with short, curly hairstyle, wearing a yellow garment with red details, looking to the side.]()
Between Then & Now
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![pink, blue bright and fuzzy painting of a little girl and a little boy. surrounded by plants and seemingly very happy]()
Ara & Nairi
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![A painting of a vintage barber shop scene with six men, two seated in barber chairs, and four standing behind them, some barbering and some observing.]()
The Barber of Alexandria
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![Watercolor painting of a woman with dark hair, gazing forward, with warm orange and pink background, and wearing a draped garment.]()
Spandaramet, Goddess of the Underworld
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![A figurative oil painting sitting in the shadows of a tree the colours green and peach and brown play]()
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Marie Khediguian is a Montreal-based Armenian artist whose work explores memory, displacement, and the resilience of inherited stories. Trained as an architect with a B.Arch and M.Arch, she is now pursuing a second bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts with a focus on painting and drawing. A mother of two, Marie reimagines family photographs and ancestral narratives lost to time.
