Bita Vakili (b. 1973) is an Iranian visual artist. Bita Vakili’s artistic journey spans over two decades, marked by a fascinating evolution from pure abstraction to a rich tapestry that balances intricate realism with subtle abstract elements. In her recent paintings, she captivates us with striking figurative depictions — human figures and intricate architectural forms that weave together to create a dynamic narrative. Drawing inspiration from the world around her, Bita’s work is profoundly influenced by global events and pressing social issues. This engagement with contemporary life leads her to explore industrial themes through her compelling metal collages, which evoke a sense of disorder and complexity. In these pieces, she invites us to reflect on the chaotic beauty of modern existence, revealing how turmoil can coexist with artistry. Bita describes her approach as “microscopic and telescopic,” a fitting phrase that encapsulates her unique perspective. She meticulously details individual elements while maintaining a cohesive overarching vision, allowing viewers to engage with her work on multiple levels. Each piece becomes a dialogue between the minute and the expansive, encouraging us to delve into the intricacies of her artistry while considering the broader narratives that shape our world. In essence, Bita Vakili’s work is not merely about visual pleasure; it is an invitation to contemplate the delicate balance between order and chaos, the personal and the collective, and the profound impact of our surroundings on our inner lives. Her art resonates with a contemporary urgency, urging us to look closely, think deeply, and connect with the complexities of the human experience

 

“Pulse of the earth” 2018 Mixed media on canvas 185 x 145 cm 17’100 eur

“Garden of history” 2020 Mixed media on canvas 80 x 60 cm 7’100 eur