Executed in acrylic on paper, this 40x60 cm work exemplifies Ajvazi’s figurative-naïve style—blending soft abstraction with everyday scenes. The brushstrokes are expressive and deliberate, guiding us through muted greys and warm darks that frame the subtle gesture of learning, repetition, and focus. With elements of ~piano and person within a loosely defined room, it evokes sound and silence alike. The composition offers intimacy and invites reflection, making it a beautiful fit for music rooms, libraries, and introspective spaces.
Irfan Ajvazi
Figurative
Collective Exhibitions Participant
Biography
Irfan Ajvazi (born 2001) is a Kosovan painter he received a Diploma in Graphic Design from Great Learning Academy in 2022.
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