Angela Beloian
is a visual artist whose luminous paintings explore themes of adaptation, interconnectedness, and belonging. Her imagined flora and fauna, suspended in atmospheres that blur the boundaries between air and sea, engage in a cosmic dance of transformation and possibility.
She has presented over twenty solo exhibitions and is represented by Walker Fine Art in Denver. Her work has appeared on the cover of Studio Visit Magazine and has been featured in publications such as Art Ltd and Painted Sky: 106 Artists of the Rocky Mountain West. She was recognized as a Colorado Creative by Westword magazine in 2019 and received a Best of Denver award in 2015.
Beloian’s work has been exhibited at the Fort Collins Museum of Art (CO), Riverside Art Museum (CA), Longmont Museum (CO), Denver International Airport, Lawndale Art Center (TX), and the Houston Art League (TX). Her paintings are included in the collections of the City of Longmont, St. Anthony Medical Center, Children’s Hospital Colorado, and numerous private collectors.
She earned her BFA in Painting from the University of California, Santa Barbara in 1991. Beloian currently lives and works in Longmont, Colorado.
Using iridescent and metallic pigments, I create luminous paintings that explore themes of adaptation, interconnectedness, and belonging. Through a contemplative practice in my garden and studio, imagined flora and fauna emerge from shadowed backgrounds. Suspended in atmospheres that blur the boundaries between air and sea, they engage in a cosmic dance of transformation and possibility.
As our planet warms and environments shift, life must adapt to survive. I envision a world where balance is restored and diverse forms of life coexist. Each painting becomes a microcosm, rich with interdependence, symbiosis, and a deep sense of belonging.
Angela Beloian, 2025