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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Unmounted artwork. Mounting and/or framing available on request.
- Dimensions : 30x30in
About this artwork
I poured my soul into this acrylic painting, where abstract shapes and flowing geometry blend with minimalism to evoke curiosity and reflection. The vibrant dots pulse with energy, inviting your eyes to wander through waves of color and texture. This piece brings a dynamic yet balanced vibe to any space, sparking introspection and an uplifting sense of movement. It’s a celebration of thoughtful chaos harmonized in rhythm.
Sajid Hussain
Pakistan
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Sajid Hussain, intricately plays with Acrylic, Watercolor and Pastel mediums. His abstract calligraphy is a testament to his experimental style, incorporating thick layers of acrylic in his work. Defying traditional norms, he combines minimalism and abstraction with vivid contemporary Islamic and Arabic calligraphy. His creations communicate passion and serenity, exuding an emotional vitality that captivates the viewer.
“From the discipline of the written line to the freedom of the abstract canvas.”
Love art. I simply love art and that passion has always motivated me to keep pushing my limits.
My Acrylic, Water Color, and Pastel paintings express vitality, emotion, meditation, abstraction, expressionism, calligraphy, and passion with minimalism. I’m passionate about what I do.
Latest : Practising Abstract Painting IN NEW WAY from August 2026
SO:
“From the discipline of the written line to the freedom of the abstract canvas.”
“From the discipline of the written line to the freedom of the abstract canvas.”
Love art. I simply love art and that passion has always motivated me to keep pushing my limits.
My Acrylic, Water Color, and Pastel paintings express vitality, emotion, meditation, abstraction, expressionism, calligraphy, and passion with minimalism. I’m passionate about what I do.
Latest : Practising Abstract Painting IN NEW WAY from August 2026
SO:
“From the discipline of the written line to the freedom of the abstract canvas.”