City’s Shining Faces – Sasun Minasian

Sasun Minasian

By profession, a future economist, a talented photographer with a keen eye—not only for color but also for taste—and simply an incredibly creative person.

The Bohème Art Studio-Tea House: Opening this place is undoubtedly one of the bright spots in Sevan’s history, and I am confident that one day we can call it the cultural center of Sevan. Bohème is a place where you can disconnect from everyday life, spend quality time with friends, enjoy locally made herbal teas, listen to live music, attend fascinating masterclasses… In short, “Bohème”.

I would be so happy if it is loved by everyone because it will bring warm hues to the city and restore the power of culture that once flourished here. I know that anyone who visits will say, “We’re lucky to have this,” and will immortalize the moment in their life.

Sasun’s Vision for Sevan and Bohème

Sasun’s description of Bohème highlights the essence of what he aims to offer with this initiative—a space that fosters creativity, culture, and connection. Through his words, one can sense the deep appreciation for Sevan’s potential as a cultural hub. With this project, he hopes to create an environment where people not only experience art and music but can also reflect on the moments that shape their memories.

The vision of Bohème is not just to provide a physical space but to ignite a cultural revival in Sevan, drawing locals and visitors alike to appreciate art, music, and community in a meaningful way. For Sasun, it is about offering something that goes beyond mere leisure—a space for personal growth, interaction, and collective appreciation for beauty in all its forms.

Bohème is a reflection of his own creative values, an effort to transform the everyday into something extraordinary.