Murmur, 2025 _{A Cubism, Acrylic on Art Paper, Painting}

Tashfeen Rizwan

Cubism / Acrylic on Art Paper

Size: 50.00 X 70.00CM / 19.69 X 27.56 IN, not framed

＄6,000 £4,464 €5,106

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"Murmur" by Tashfeen Rizwan is a vibrant Cubist composition exploring people, secrets, and emotion through layered portraiture and saturated acrylic colors.

In "Murmur", Tashfeen Rizwan composes a multi-layered Cubist narrative of fragmented people and overlapping forms, whispering a hidden emotional truth. Rendered in acrylics on paper, the painting pulses with colorful, saturated hues and bold black contours that bind and break apart faces and gestures. The work evokes curiosity, confusion, and a sense of quiet urgency—like secrets shared in silence. This vibrant, captivating composition invites reflection and conversation, making it ideal for thoughtful spaces like a hallway, study, or reception area.

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Tashfeen Rizwan

Abstract | Cubism | Figurative

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Tashfeen Rizwan is a Pakistani visual artist, curator, and writer whose work reimagines cultural heritage through powerful abstract, cubist, and neo-Expressionist portraiture.