Stepan Galstyan

This animation shows advantages and disadvantages of communal life through the metaphor of a communal apartment, the walls of which depict the history of a huge multi-national country

A little liar on the back desk during a geography lesson talks about his summer adventures.

Panos is one of the unluckiest men in the world. One day, while he was swimming in the lake, some villagers found his clothes on the shore and announced he had drowned.

A sheep's kind feeling for a selfish cat develops into mutual selfless friendship during a sheep's illness.

A stranger promises to one greedy man to fulfill his every wish. And he desires to be able to turn everything he touches into gold.

A bureaucrat decides to flee the cacophonous hyperstimulation of modern city life to find peace in the countryside. Is the natural world, free of industrial machines and the relentless pace of urban life, as good as it seems to be?

This animation shows advantages and disadvantages of communal life through the metaphor of a communal apartment, the walls of which depict the history of a huge multi-national country

This animation shows advantages and disadvantages of communal life through the metaphor of a communal apartment, the walls of which depict the history of a huge multi-national country

A little liar on the back desk during a geography lesson talks about his summer adventures.

Panos is one of the unluckiest men in the world. One day, while he was swimming in the lake, some villagers found his clothes on the shore and announced he had drowned.

A sheep's kind feeling for a selfish cat develops into mutual selfless friendship during a sheep's illness.

A stranger promises to one greedy man to fulfill his every wish. And he desires to be able to turn everything he touches into gold.

A stranger promises to one greedy man to fulfill his every wish. And he desires to be able to turn everything he touches into gold.

A bureaucrat decides to flee the cacophonous hyperstimulation of modern city life to find peace in the countryside. Is the natural world, free of industrial machines and the relentless pace of urban life, as good as it seems to be?