Twilight Collection – Exhibition 2018 – Beeler Gallery

Twilight Collection (2018) explores the interplay of light and shadow through high-contrast color fields, screenprint structures, and acrylic painting. The works navigate the space between opposing emotional states, where joy and melancholy coexist within the same visual field.
In Persian language and culture, “twilight” refers to a liminal time that is neither fully day nor fully night, a suspended threshold between two states. This idea resonates throughout the series, shaping its attention to transition, ambiguity, and emotional in-betweenness.
Through layered processes of print and paint, the collection reflects moments where perception shifts between clarity and uncertainty, presence and distance.

Land of lonely women by Elham Bayati, large mixed media painting exploring the psychological twilight of an Iranian woman.

Twilight - Mixed media ( 213.5 x 152.5 Cm - 84 x 60 Inches )

Twilight abstract mixed media artwork by Elham Bayati, capturing the visual borderline between a grey and colorful world.

Twilight - Mixed media ( 213.5 x 152.5 Cm - 84 x 60 Inches )

The narration of future from the Books cover series by Elham Bayati, a large 130x74 inch mixed media painting exploring cultural identity and layered historical memory.

Books cover series - The naration of future

Twilight contemporary abstract art by Elham Bayati, reflecting on identity transitions between dark and light spaces.

Twilight Collection - Exhibition 2018 Beeler Gallery

OTHER COLLECTIONS