Exhibitions

This exhibition is the first diplomatic-level presentation where BEBA’s engraving technique is showcased as fine-art, not illustration — the entire layout and lighting in Pallas Athena reinforces this museum-like perception.

A focused presentation of Beba’s fluid ink figures, exploring dialogue, mirroring, and shared motion through minimal line and chromatic accents.

An exhibition centered on Beba’s exploration of weightlessness, where figures appear suspended between presence and disappearance, shaped only by the tension of the line.

At ArtExpo New York 2014, Beba unveiled Alice, After the Fall, the central work of her new “Alice in Wonderland” cycle—an explosion of color, motion, and fragmented narrative. Presented alongside companion pieces such as Caterpillar, Tweedle Dee & Tweedle Dum, and The Queen of Hearts, the exhibition introduced a vivid reinterpretation of the Wonderland myth through the artist’s signature linear precision and kaleidoscopic surfaces.

A solo exhibition unfolding within the historic precincts of the Mogoșoaia Palace Museum, Între Lumi presents a cycle of works that probe the fragile border between inner vision and external form. Through fluid structures and vivid chromatic intensities, Beba transforms the Foișor Gallery into a space of meditation on identity, duality, and the subtle thresholds between emotional states.

Presented as part of the visual arts program of the George Enescu Festival, this solo exhibition explored the relationship between musical rhythm and the drawn gesture. Through intricate line structures and choreographic figures, Beba’s drawings echoed the Festival’s spirit—translating sound into motion and emotion into form.

A deeply introspective exhibition held at the Ministry of Culture in 2013, presenting Beba’s psychological and emotional line-work explorations—an intimate study of identity, fragmentation, resilience, and inner motion.

Presented at the inaugural Palermo Biennale, The Duality introduced Beba’s refined interplay between movement and stillness—an exploration of identity expressed through the tension of color, gesture, and line.

A private New York exhibition from 2012 exploring the fragile space between memory and dream. Through ink drawings, modular installations, and illuminated textiles, Dreaming Among the Dreamless introduces the early visual language that would come to define Beba’s meditative, movement-driven practice.

At the 2012 Contemporary Art Fair in New York, Beba presented a series of line-based figurative works and modular installations that showcased the birth of her now-distinct visual language—minimal, fluid, and rooted in movement. The display combined drawings, sculptural frames, and glass pieces, offering viewers an intimate encounter with her evolving world of rhythm and form.

A dynamic presentation of drawings, modular installations, and color studies showcased at Artexpo New York 2012, where Beba introduced her emerging visual language of fluid line, motion, and balance to an international audience.

A vibrant selection of ink drawings and structural line works presented at the Carrousel du Louvre, showcasing Beba’s transition into bold color, rhythmic form, and the introspective Inner Me series.