Gentleman

Name: Gentleman
Brand: Chris Tó Inácio
SKU: 56244722041205
Price: 735.0 EUR
Availability: InStock

Chris Tó Inacio
Mozambique

€735,00

Drawing, Mixed Media on Watercolour Paper 200 gr

Size: 29.7 W x 42 H cm / 11.69 X 16.53 in

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About The Artwork

In Gentleman, identities merge in a play of mirrors and symbols. Two faces share a single head — a fusion of selves oscillating between the multiple and the one. A rooster’s head confronts a face emerging from silence, while a sinuous line traces the outline of a hat, emblem of elegance and disguise. The work reflects the tension between appearance and essence, the human and the animal, and what is revealed or concealed beneath the refined mask of a “gentleman.”

Originally created: 2025
Subject: Identity, Duality, Social Mask, Human and Animal Symbolism
Material: Watercolour Paper
Medium: Pencil, Felt-tip Pen
Styles: Figurative, Symbolism, Surrealism, Abstract

Details & Dimensions

Drawing: Mixed Media on Watercolor Paper 200 gr
Original: One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size: 29.7 W x 42 H cm
Frame: Not Framed
Ready to Hang: Not applicable
Packaging: Ships in a tube

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Chris Tó Inacio

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Chris Tó Inacio

Chris Inácio’s practice reveals a deep engagement with form, identity, and emotional tension. Working primarily through line and texture, his compositions unfold as interlocking faces and abstracted figures — visual conversations between self and other, memory and myth. With a restrained, often monochromatic palette, Inácio constructs intricate emotional architectures where repetition and rhythm replace colour as vehicles of intensity. His works invite quiet contemplation: portraits that are less about likeness and more about presence — psychological, spiritual, and collective.