Muted Horizons, 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 €5,142

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"Muted Horizons" by Tashfeen Rizwan is a dramatic and minimal Cubist portrait exploring fear, suppression, and introspection through fragmented form.

"Muted Horizons" is a powerful Cubist portrait that speaks volumes through silence. Painted in acrylics on paper, Tashfeen Rizwan uses stark contrasts, fragmented minimalist geometry, and expressive forms to evoke themes of suppression, fear, and reflection. The monochromatic composition is pierced with bold yellow, making the silenced face both haunting and thought-provoking. This emotionally intense work offers a dramatic, contemplative atmosphere—perfect for intellectual spaces such as a study, library, or conference room.

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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.