What if the most beautiful part of the day is the one that never truly arrives? In Dew. The Morning That Never Was, artist Vusala Agharaziyeva transforms the Palace of Shirvanshah into a contemplative space suspended between night and dawn. This immersive exhibition explores that fragile, almost imperceptible moment when light begins to emerge, memory lingers, and time seems to pause. Through sculptural installations, delicate video works, and abstract paintings, Agharaziyeva captures the essence of dew — fleeting yet powerful, invisible from afar yet deeply transformative up close. The exhibition reflects on memory, presence, and the subtle transitions that shape our perception of reality. Every corner of the space invites you to slow down, to feel, and to notice what is usually overlooked — a drop of light, a trace of memory, a breath of a day not yet born. It’s an invitation to experience the beauty of the in-between — before the morning comes, and while the world still holds its breath.