Smoking Prohbited (Inward Gaze) by Prasanta Acharjee, Original Acrylic Figurative Painting on Paper, X-Small Vertical Wall Art
Smoking Prohbited (Inward Gaze) by artist Prasanta Acharjee displayed in a Traditional Executive Office
Smoking Prohbited (Inward Gaze) by artist Prasanta Acharjee displayed in a Curated gallery
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Smoking Prohbited (Inward Gaze) by Prasanta Acharjee, Original Acrylic Figurative Painting on Paper, X-Small Vertical Wall Art
Smoking Prohbited (Inward Gaze) by artist Prasanta Acharjee displayed in a Traditional Executive Office
Smoking Prohbited (Inward Gaze) by artist Prasanta Acharjee displayed in a Curated gallery

Smoking Prohbited (Inward Gaze) Acrylic Figurative Painting

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Type Painting
Subject Figurative
Medium Acrylic
Shape Vertical
Availability Not Available SKU AZ_PAIN_173670
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Figurative Abstraction, Smoking, Flat Color, Negative Space, Modernist Portrait, Introspection, Bold Palette

A solitary figure materializes as a collage of saturated planes—cobalt, ember, and bruised violet—where identity is deliberately withheld, as if the face were an interior landscape rather than a portrait. The lifted hand and cigarette become the work’s quiet axis: a small, sharp gesture of self-possession that simultaneously reads as pause, concealment, and breath. Set against an expanse of unclaimed white, the cropped body feels suspended in psychological space, turning minimalism into a kind of confession where color carries what expression refuses to divulge.

Type

Original

Size

12x2

Material

Paper

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