Original artwork description:

OIL/CANVAS
Size - 120x160cm

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Original 100% hand painted on canvas.
Come with signed certificate of authenticity.

"Jazz of Colors" is a powerful, large-scale abstract composition that captures the pulse of collective emotion and human connection. The figures emerge from a whirlwind of color — deep blues, fiery oranges, and luminous whites — as if woven into the fabric of rhythm and movement itself.
The artist’s expressive use of palette knife and sweeping brushstrokes creates a symphony of texture and energy, suggesting a group of musicians or dancers united by a shared rhythm. Each shape flows into the next, forming a visual melody where color becomes sound and motion becomes feeling.
This artwork transcends form and invites the viewer into a world where passion, freedom, and creativity merge into one vibrant experience. Perfect for contemporary interiors, this piece radiates vitality, sophistication, and artistic confidence.

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Materials used:

Oil, canvas

Tags:

#music theme #interior decor #large abstract #textured painting #jazz music #vibrant colors #armenian painting #modern decor #energetic painting #musical instruments #orchestral player #abstract jazz #musical ensemble #musical performance #musical abstraction