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Scenography of the play, William Shakespeare's comedy Twelfth Night, set in Arbëria (present-day Albania). Scenography by Agim Zajmi. Acrylic on canvas.

Second prize of the Albanian National Gallery. The first Albanian flag was raised in 1911 in Deçiq, an Albanian town. Figures such as Ded Gjo Luli and patriots who defended their ancestral Albanian land against invaders. Belongs to the Albanian National Gallery. Oil on canvas.

Typical Albanian landscape in autumn, with golden colors and leaves blowing in the wind. One can feel the late Indian summer breeze and the lingering warmth of summer, oil on canvas.

Typical landscape of Valbonë and northern Albania, with snow on the mountains and spring flowers in the meadows, oil on canvas.

A woman embodying the spirit of freedom during the Albanian revolution of 1991, symbolizing the liberation from communism. She aspires to a better life, to ideals, to democracy, and to a brighter future. Oil on canvas.

A snowy landscape of Korça, with cobblestone streets, traditional rooftops, and people walking — a special moment capturing the beauty of this typical Albanian city.Oil on canvas.

Scenography of the drama Luisa Miller, acrylic on canvas, a three-act opera — the fourteenth by Giuseppe Verdi. Scenography realized by Agim Zajmi. Setting in scene by Pirro Mani. (Acrylic on canvas)

In typical Albanian dress from the Mirdita region of Albania, women dance together in traditional dances, united in harmony. Oil on canvas.

A mother protecting and holding her children together — to unite them, strengthen them, give them identity... to make them one, unique, like a single body. Patriotic values of unity and protection in a time of war. The sky is set ablaze by the flames of war.oil on canvas.

An Albanian mother defending her homeland, while on the other side, nursing her child. A spirit of protection, duty, and patriotic values, all immersed in red and black. In the background, war rages on.