Garo’s work immediately signals a mastery of post-war expressionism, drawing frequent and favorable comparisons to the powerful, gestural forms of established market figure Georg Baselitz. He also carries forward the profound, expressive spirit and artistic lineage of his late father.

His practice is a study in raw, uncompromising freedom, synthesizing the visceral intensity of artists like Jean-Michel Basquiat and George Condo with the conceptual boldness and market awareness of contemporary icons such as Damien Hirst and Jeff Koons. This broad artistic foundation ensures his pieces resonate across established collecting genres, from Neo-Expressionism to Conceptual Art.

Operating successfully outside the traditional gallery model, Garo has cultivated a formidable and organic global demand via social media, which acts as a primary marketplace for his work. This direct engagement highlights his rapidly emerging market trajectory and positions his art as a strategic acquisition, allowing collectors to access a rapidly appreciating artist before large-scale institutional representation.

For deeper insight into his thematic focus on transformation, suffering, and artistic production—which drives the emotional and aesthetic power of his canvases—collectors are encouraged to read his recent interview:

Read Garo's full interviews are available on FAD, WhiteHot Magazine, and Up Magazine.