Eva Beazar

I often wander through the streets, searching for meaning — for a way to understand the world. What I encounter along the way, I translate into my work: through photographs, images, texts, and video fragments.

It is an attempt to grasp the world, to give sense to what I see.
Through my personal experiences with fictional worlds, I sometimes perceive reality differently from others. In my art, I try to translate these inner worlds and add a new dimension to them. My work moves between different realities — a search for connection between the tangible and the elusive.

A recurring theme in my work is the waiting room. I have often found myself there — literally, but also figuratively. The waiting room is, for me, an in-between space, a place of stillness and expectation. Sometimes you wait for something that never comes; sometimes waiting brings a sense of presence within absence. It is a moment when time slows down, when you become aware of breath, sound, and light.

In my work, I explore how such spaces can be played with — how image, sound, and material can evoke an atmospherethat makes the tension of waiting, of silence and attention, perceptible. My works are fragile, vulnerable, and tactile; they invite touch, stillness, and contemplation.

The waiting room, the act of walking, the search for meaning — they are all connected by the same desire: to understand the world, or to offer a new way of seeing it.