Aziz (b. 1946) has secured a distinct position in the art world through his pioneering technique of blending plaster of Paris with oil paints on canvas to produce tactile, three-dimensional surfaces. While he commands a diverse range of mediums—including charcoals, watercolours, and traditional oils—his practice is most renowned for its arresting depictions of wild horses. Grounding these varied textures is a signature palette of reds, whites, and earthy browns that infuses his work with a deeply organic aesthetic.

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