Museum of Broken Empires by Naemat Wardak Explore Mondoir Studio Medium: Oil on Canvas Dimensions: 50 x 60 cm Year: 2025 Price: $6880.00 USD Status: available This painting comes from my connection to Kabul and the history I grew up surrounded by. I imagined the museum as a reflection of Afghanistan itself fractured, damaged, but still holding what could not be erased. I use geometric forms to break the space apart, almost like pieces of memory. The empty chair, doorways, floating spheres, and scattered architectural forms suggest people and histories that are no longer fully present. I chose calm colors against darker shapes because beauty and grief have always existed together in Kabul. For me, this is not simply a painting about a museum. It is about what remains after everything has been taken away and the stubborn feeling that our history still belongs to us. Why collect this work?Museum of Broken Empires offers a focused way to encounter Naemat Wardak's practice through a specific work and its recorded materials. Naemat Wardak's practice: I paint because there are things I remember that I cannot fully put into words. Growing up in Afghanistan, I became sensitive to the way ordinary places can carry memories, tension, and loss.This painting comes from my connection to Kabul and the history I grew up surrounded by. I imagined the museum as a reflection of Afghanistan itself fractured, damaged, but still holding what could not be erased. I use geometric forms to break the space apart, almost like pieces of memory. The empty chair, doorways, floating spheres, and scattered architectural forms suggest people and histories that are no longer fully present.The recorded technique or medium is Oil on Canvas .At 50 x 60 cm, it can be considered for collections that have room for a work of this scale. About the ArtistNaemat Wardak Naemat Wardak is an artist on Mondoir Studio. Artistic discipline: painting. Based in Kabul, AF. Nationality: Afghan I paint because there are things I remember that I cannot fully put into words.