Vahram Muratyan is a graphic artist based in Paris. In 2010, during a long stay in New York, Vahram launched his first blog, Paris Versus New York: a tally of two cities, which was viewed more than 4 million times, covered by the New York Times, spurred exhibitions at Colette in Paris and The Standard in New York, and became the book Paris Versus New York. His current projects include a weekly column in Le Monde's M magazine, and collaborations with Prada and Le Monde d'Hermes. www.vahrammuratyan.com

In his witty, high-concept, high-colored flipbook Paris Versus New York, Muratyan showcases the visual beauty marks of the two metropolises ... His thesis emerges playfully on every page: Vive la différence

Vahram Muratyan is a graphic artist based in Paris. In 2010, during a long stay in New York, Vahram launched his first blog, Paris Versus New York: a tally of two cities, which was viewed more than 4 million times, covered by the New York Times, spurred exhibitions at Colette in Paris and The Standard in New York, and became the book Paris Versus New York. His current projects include a weekly column in Le Monde's M magazine, and collaborations with Prada and Le Monde d'Hermes. www.vahrammuratyan.com

In his witty, high-concept, high-colored flipbook Paris Versus New York, Muratyan showcases the visual beauty marks of the two metropolises ... His thesis emerges playfully on every page: Vive la différence

Vahram Muratyan is a graphic artist based in Paris. In 2010, during a long stay in New York, Vahram launched his first blog, Paris Versus New York: a tally of two cities, which was viewed more than 4 million times, covered by the New York Times, spurred exhibitions at Colette in Paris and The Standard in New York, and became the book Paris Versus New York. His current projects include a weekly column in Le Monde's M magazine, and collaborations with Prada and Le Monde d'Hermes. www.vahrammuratyan.com

In his witty, high-concept, high-colored flipbook Paris Versus New York, Muratyan showcases the visual beauty marks of the two metropolises ... His thesis emerges playfully on every page: Vive la différence