From Yeghegnadzor to Game Worlds: Arsine Mkrtchyan’s Digital Heritage

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Raised in Yeghegnadzor and now studying Game Art at Ringling College of Art and Design, Arsine Mkrtchyan is building new worlds while staying rooted in ancient ones. A UWC East Africa graduate, she weaves Armenian heritage into everything she creates, from 3D modeling and visual storytelling to traditional art inspired by cultural motifs.In this episode, Arsine shares how she bridges tradition and technology, using digital tools to preserve culture and reimagine Armenian identity for new generations. Her journey reflects a growing movement of artists who carry their roots into the future of creative expression.

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