The Rhythms of Being, 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 Rhythms of Being” by Tashfeen Rizwan is a colorful Cubist acrylic exploring human form, energy, and emotion through vibrant abstraction.

In “The Rhythms of Being”, Tashfeen Rizwan orchestrates a bold, Cubist composition where the human form is refracted into rhythmic fragments of color and movement. Painted in acrylics on paper, the piece captures the energy of existence with contrasted, colorful blocks of red, yellow, black, and blue. Figures emerge and dissolve within the face, symbolizing the tension between individuality and universality. This vibrant, mystical work evokes inspiration and curiosity, making it a powerful focal point for spaces such as a study, reception area, or conference room.

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Tashfeen Rizwan

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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.