Asked how she came up with the idea of the art installation, she said: “Regarding the laundry: in Armenia laundry has unique meaning in the perception of Armenians. For example when we don’t see any laundry from a window for a long period of time we realize that no one is living there. You can have some understanding about the family from their laundry. For example, how many people live there, their age and so on. Blood-soaked laundry can mean one thing – a disaster has happened. I tried to show the situation in Artsakh, to raise awareness among the Canadian public on what’s happening there. I want the world to see what’s happening in Artsakh now,” she said.
Other artists from Canada have since joined Mughdusyan.
In addition to the blood-soaked laundry event...