f r . L U D E N S t o F A B E R

d r e a m

From an early age, I’ve been a traveler between worlds—crossing the boundaries of logic, creativity, and tradition. My journey began in the structured corridors of economics, but my heart was always pulled toward the realms of art.

As an art manager, I found my place among the dreamers and creators, organizing international festivals and projects that spoke to the soul. Working with the Center of Contemporary Art in Tbilisi, I learned the language of connection—between people, ideas, and cultures. Collaborating with deBuren in Belgium and the Netherlands, I realized that creativity, like a thread, can weave through all facets of life.

My dream has always been to stand at this intersection, embodying both Homo Ludens and Homo Faber, bridging the old and the new, and reminding the world that innovation can flourish without leaving tradition behind.

c r e a t e

Creation, for me, is a way of breathing life into the unseen. Through photography, video art, and installations, I’ve sought to capture those fleeting moments that exist just beneath the surface. My work has been a conversation between light and shadow, between the physical and the emotional.

Participating in the ARe international performing arts festival allowed me to craft stories that went beyond the ordinary, while my installations invited others to step into new worlds of perception. My creations are not simply art—they are invitations, guiding viewers to discover something new within themselves.

In each project, I look for the balance between vision and innovation, always asking: what more can we create when we allow ourselves to blend the familiar with the unknown?

b e l i e v e

she broke the rules of time, fragmenting and aligning it, to sew the fundamental phases of her subjects’ transformation: she brought us the revolutionary art of Metamorphosis

ARTUR DEUS DIONISIO | THE ART OF METAMORPHOSIS

this is the way of transformation, self discovery and hard fun.

This represents the path of transformation, self-discovery, and hard work. My exploration began when I entered the world of Fab Labs. There, I found a space where creativity and technology come together in exciting ways.

Graduating from Fab Academy was more than just a milestone—it was a turning point. Through my final project, Metamorphosis, I realized I could not only create but also rethink what is possible. Technology became a new tool for me, with the ability to shape the future.

Now, as I get ready to join Fabricademy, I am confident about what lies ahead. This is my chance to combine traditional artistry with the precision of digital fabrication, embodying Homo Faber as I help create a future that respects our heritage. I believe in the importance of this experience—not just for me, but for the new paths it can open in Armenian craftsmanship, allowing us to connect the past and the future, one thread at a time.