Documentaries.
From filming celebrities in Los Angeles to documenting the historic Silk Road, Logan approaches documentary filmmaking with a signature discipline and sensitivity.
As a filmmaker who produces, directs, and edits his own work, he provides a cohesive end-to-end vision for architectural, commercial, and editorial commissions. His documentary work is rooted in the belief that authentic storytelling is a powerful tool, allowing brands and publications to engage audiences more deeply than standard content ever could.
On Armenian Bole with Serina Tarkhanian and Corinne Aivazian - Venice, Italy
In autumn 2024, HealthXCross and Ca’ Foscari University hosted Canadian designer Serina Tarkhanian as a visiting doctoral researcher from the Oslo School of Architecture and Design, with support from Fondazione Bevilacqua La Masa.
During her residency in Venice, she developed Healing Earths, a project initiated in collaboration with Corinne Aivazian, exploring the antimicrobial properties of Armenian bole and its cultural, historical, and mythical significance.
Working with Ca’ Foscari’s Department of Molecular Sciences and Nanosystems, Tarkhanian combined laboratory research with design inquiry and dialogue on Indigenous medicine and Western science.
Her residency concluded with a public presentation on December 4, 2024, at Palazzetto Tito, highlighting a practice that bridges science, design, and cultural heritage.
Prologue To The Velvet Revolution - A Film on Arminian Modern History
Through first-hand testimonies, this film traces Armenia’s passage from Soviet collapse to fragile independence. Memories of sudden freedom sit alongside stories of scarcity, environmental damage, and survival in the aftermath of earthquake and political upheaval. Everyday objects—chewing gum, electricity, firewood, a red bandana—become markers of historical rupture. Together, these voices form an intimate record of resilience, loss, and the long shadows left by collapse.
A Mountain In Pieces - A Film on Ancient Armenia
This film is a personal and collective journey through the Armenian genocide, diaspora, and the fractured inheritance of a people severed from their land. Moving through the ruins of Ani and across borders both physical and ancestral, it weaves memory, myth, and landscape into an act of remembrance. The land speaks where history has been silenced, carrying stories of loss, survival, and resilience across generations. It is an ode to a homeland that no longer exists, and to the nomadic legacy of those who continue to carry it within their bodies.