Training 

Boyukagha Mirzazade made this painting, titled “Training,” using oil paints on canvas. Notice how the artist has built up layers of paint to create texture and depth. Mirzazade's handling of the oil paint gives the scene an almost dreamlike quality, and you can sense his engagement with impressionism. It also has a raw spontaneity because of the marks. He's not hiding his activity, but making it part of the viewing experience. The brushstrokes aren't simply representational; they’re expressive. Look closely, and you can see how each stroke contributes to the overall composition. Oil paint, with its ability to capture light and texture, becomes more than just a medium. It also turns into an active agent in the artwork's meaning. This highlights the critical importance of materials and making in understanding the full scope of Mirzazade's vision.