Born in 1946 in Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, Aziz is an Indian artist renowned for his innovative techniques and distinctive style A pioneer in incorporating plaster of Paris with oil paints on canvas, Aziz has carved out a niche for himself with his three-dimensional artworks His colour palette, dominated by reds, whites, and earthy browns, lends a natural tone to his creations, often reflecting the landscapes, forts, temples, and horses that inspired him during his formative years

Aziz's unique technique involves creating three-dimensional reliefs on canvas By mixing the plaster of Paris with zinc oxide to achieve the desired consistency, he applies it to a pre-treated canvas By using a knife, he sculpts the material to form intricate textures and details Once the relief is complete, he paints over it with oil paints, resulting in a three-dimensional effect 

Reclusive by nature, Aziz lets his art speak volumes His works are a testament to his mastery of various mediums, including watercolours, oils, and charcoal His pieces are not confined to any particular school of expression but reflect a personal and evolving style

Among art connoisseurs and critics, Aziz is particularly celebrated for his depictions of wild horses His unique techniques bring these horses to life, making them appear as if they are galloping off the canvas Each horse exudes grace, strength, and motion, captivating viewers and showcasing Aziz’s exceptional talent His ability to breathe life into these creatures through his art cements his status as a master of three-dimensional painting