Sargsyan responds to this directly. "Attention span is not collapsing," she said in a 2025 interview with Media Innovations Weekly . "It is re-orienting. People want deep, authentic moments. The shallow content is collapsing. My nkarner are life rafts."

In her 2024 exhibition, "Nkarner Alive," she used spatial audio. As you walked past a physical print of her work on a wall, headphones would trigger specific environmental sounds—rain in Dilijan, chatter in Vernissage market, or the echo in a cathedral. No artistic revolution is without its critics. Some traditional media analysts argue that Anjela Sargsyan nkarner entertainment and media content is "too slow" for the average consumer. They claim that the average Gen Z viewer lacks the attention span for a 15-second cinemagraph.

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