New York-based Armenian artist Tigran Tsitoghdzyan's works will be displayed in Times Square and across New York City in the fifth installment of Cube Art Fair.

"I didn’t think about it yesterday, but seeing it in person today was overwhelming. Kind of a dream from the childhood," Tsitoghdzyan captioned a video from Times Square on Facebook.

Cube Art Fair will grace the streets of New York City on May 5-9 to showcase artworks from established and emerging artists. The pieces will be shared on more than 100 billboards, kiosks, newsstands and bus stops around the city. Brussels and Miami were among the previous hosts of the fair that exposes American art to collectors over several event-filled days.

Born in Yerevan, Armenia, in 1976, Tigran first moved to Europe, and then to the U.S. later in 2009. Since then and from New York, his new series, technic and images are experiencing a phenomenal uprize that comprises both art quality and a bold, intriguing, personal expression with a growing resonance on the international scene.