Garni was inspired by the only surviving pagan temple in Armenia — a Greco-Roman anomaly among volcanic cliffs.
Garni is temple air: dry, mineral, luminous — an olfactory blueprint of ancient light.
The geometry of a pagan temple.
The engraving for Garni captures the rhythmic structure of the ancient Greco-Roman colonnade — vertical lines, precise symmetry, and the strong silhouette of basalt stone. The result is a sacred, minimal diagram of sunlight and stone — a structural memory of the only surviving pagan temple in Armenia.
