When is the State of Suspension exhibition open?

The exhibition is open on Wednesdays and Fridays from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Visits are also possible by appointment.

Where does State of Suspension take place?

The exhibition can be seen in the hall Room 007 on the ground floor of the community center Bürgerwache, Rolandstraße 16, 33615 Bielefeld.

What artworks are shown in the exhibition?

Surrealist acrylic paintings on canvas by Yaghma Jahangirian and lyrical texts are displayed.

What themes does Yaghma Jahangirian's art address?

The works deal with migration, identity, social justice, nature, philosophical concepts, and human existence.

Is there an admission fee for the exhibition?

No specific admission price has been listed in the available event information for the exhibition.

Is the exhibition barrier-free accessible?

No reliable information regarding accessibility is available in the event details.

State of Suspension: Surrealist Acrylic Art Between Dream, Nature, and Social Reality

Name: State of Suspension
Start: 2026-09-30T10:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-10-28T14:00:00+01:00
Location: Bürgerwache, Saal Raum 007

State of Suspension: Between Dream, Nature, and Human Existence

With the exhibition State of Suspension, the Tehran-born artist Yaghma Jahangirian presents colorful acrylic paintings on canvas in the hall of the community center Bürgerwache. The series of works combines surrealistic visual language with lyrical texts and opens a sensitive perspective on migration, identity, social justice, and human existence.

Colors as Thought Space

Jahangirian's painting unfolds multifaceted compositions, in which nature motifs and philosophical concepts intertwine. Bright colors, imaginative forms, and a consciously open spatial effect dissolve the boundaries between reality and dream. The acrylic paint allows for intense contrasts as well as transparent transitions, giving the images a floating, almost atmospheric quality.

Surrealism with Social Awareness

Art historically, the exhibition stands in the tradition of surrealism, but expands its poetic logic to include a distinct social perspective. Jahangirian focuses on the human being within their societal context, connecting personal experience with questions of belonging, memory, and justice. His Persian roots and European influences form not a contrast but a productive cultural dialogue.

Biographical Perspectives and Cultural Exchange

Yaghma Jahangirian has lived in Rheda-Wiedenbrück for over a decade. His artistic and activist work is characterized by a commitment to human rights, cultural exchange, and social justice. As a guest artist of this year’s Open Studios, he brings a perspective to the Bürgerwache that connects personal migration experience, philosophical reflection, and aesthetic experience.

An Art Experience in the Community Center

The presentation in the hall of the Bürgerwache creates an immediate framework for focused viewing of the works. Visitors encounter a painting that seeks not only to be viewed but also to be intellectually furthered. Between colorful condensation, surreal image spaces, and lyrical resonance, an exhibition atmosphere emerges where cultural education and sensory perception converge.

Conclusion: Experience Art in a State of Suspension Live

State of Suspension invites art enthusiasts with a poetic, socially aware, and visually intense exhibition. Yaghma Jahangirian's acrylic paintings encourage viewers to see familiar realities anew and reflect on identity, nature, and human coexistence. A visit to the Bürgerwache promises an inspiring aesthetic experience and immediate engagement with contemporary surrealist painting.