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

Tashfeen Rizwan

Cubism / Acrylic on Art Paper

Size: 57.00 X 83.00CM / 22.44 X 32.68 IN, not framed

＄6,000 £4,464 €5,106

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"The Aura" is a mystical Cubist portrait in acrylic by Tashfeen Rizwan, capturing feminine energy, introspection, and abstract symbolism.

"The Aura" by Tashfeen Rizwan is a powerful Cubist portrait that merges feminine presence with symbolic abstraction. Painted in acrylics on paper, the composition fuses bold contrasting tones of red, yellow, black, and gray to evoke a mystical and emotional energy around the figure. The figure's hidden gesture and intense gaze provoke reflection, mystery, and a quiet strength, while symbolic forms rise like thoughts or spirits from her hair. This captivating, dramatic work is ideal for spaces that value introspection—such as a study, guest room, or library.

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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.