She was awarded with the main prize at the “Women and Art: Interpreting Peace” exhibition held in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, in 2014.

[1] Tumanyan’s works are held in both private and corporate collections worldwide, including the National Gallery of Armenia.

The medium of Tumanyan’s works is mostly bronze, at times in combination with other media like glass, wood, stone, etc.

Each of Tumanyan’s works is a complicated creative process, which inevitably brings to a clear expressive solution, characteristic of her own artistic individuality.

Through the fragile poetic shell of her works, the significance of the basic idea always shows, which touches upon and half-opens the concealed sides of a human soul.