Toros, as he is more popularly called, in his own words weaves the real and imaginary world into his pictures. Any person who has examined and noted many of Torosijn Vagarshak's paintings would construe that these exposes intense inner thought and an expression that is exceptionally his own. He confesses to being influenced by the Vanguard style of painting and is perhaps also experimenting with abstract and expressionism.
    
A gaze at any of the very sophisticated and exquisite of Vagarshak artworks, one sees almost no hints of feminine or softness in them, yet there is no insensitivity or manifestation of shock to his fine art as well. Amusingly, he utilizes expressions of humor in his canvases to suggest notions that are sometimes more deep and profound than they seem on the work of art.
 
Vagarshak Torosijn uses hues to his advantage in his masterpieces. In fact, sometimes they're representative of the thought or the feeling that he wants to convey. Solid feelings are often depicted by stronger colors which actually also reflect the master's mood swings.

Note should be given to some very special artworks like-"Two Clowns" and "Masquerade" both of which show the vast artistic capabilities of the maestro. His fascination with the clowns leaves us with astonishment if the painter aims to tell us more than what lies obvious in our eyes through these characters.

The same with all of his contemporaries, Torosijn Vagarshak is a little random in his selection of subject matter; in fact his range is as wide as his use of colors. Just as one feels pleased and keyed up at his multifarious use of colors, so does his preference of subjects not only astonished but also delights us. He showacases a variety of themese which border on the contemporary to those of the old, specifically intriguing is his preference of subjects that also include children, clowns, and an abundance of other individuals from different segments. So whether it's a celebration or images of clowns that he is dealing with, the painter produces a solid statement anywhere.

The pictures of Vagarshak use bold and defined brush strokes; he tries to establish order out of chaos. A first peek at his fine art gives the notion of a untidy piece, it is only when one tries to look at the bigger picture within the inner framework that the intricate themes and the subtle picture illustration within is evident. The creator also shines in his depiction of emotions, the characters in his oils seem to convey the message of the whole painting whether hilarious or sad, angry or upset within their imagery.

One gets the impression that Vagarshak is a man of distinct ideas and a head that runs chaos like his use of colors. His preference in varied mediums as well as divergent subject matters break the routine often associated with series oils; ultimately, each painting stands out in a unique way.

Yet another noticeable characteristic about Toros is the various hues he lends to his pictures in terms of themes. While a number of his canvases have the fa?ade of cheery revelry in them, another look shows another light of the story, in a master crafting of multi dimensionality, he utilizes the base as a cheerful theme while the expressions are used to express feelings that are deep and that imply other tendencies.

We may summarize that Torosijn Vagarshak is a painter of massive ability with canvases that both please as well as urge the spectator to think.