Negar Baghlani
June 7 to August 17, 2025
Negar Baghlani, Untitled (detail), 2025, mixed medium installation. Photo courtesy of the artist.
In the exhibition And scene…, artist Negar Baghlani’s MFA thesis project invites viewers to witness an intense, visceral exploration of trauma through performance and creation. Each work is a fragment of a larger, evocative narrative — a scene that unfolds with raw emotions and powerful symbolism. Through vibrant and experimental work, the artist channels personal experiences and universal struggles, making each piece a potent meditation on survival, rebirth, and creation.
Negar Baghlani is an Iranian visual artist whose practice explores the complexities of identity, trauma, and resilience. Currently pursuing her MFA at UBC Okanagan, Baghlani’s artistic practice is deeply personal, informed by her own experiences with immigration, loss, and survival. Drawing from the rawness of human emotion, she crafts transformative narratives through a multi-medium approach, blending themes of vulnerability and strength to evoke powerful, universal connections.
