Ritual

Name: Ritual
Brand: Chris Tó Inácio
SKU: 56243426427253
Price: 955.0 EUR
Availability: InStock

Chris Tó Inacio
Mozambique

€955,00

Painting, Mixed Media On Lokta Paper

Size: 56.5 W x 76 H cm / 22.24 W x 29.92 H in

Ships in tube

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About The Artwork

In Ritual, faces emerge and dissolve among sea waves and constellations of stars, forming a symbolic flow between the human and the cosmic. The features, at times defined and at others abstract, seem to breathe with the movement of the waters and the silence of the sky. The indigo paper, deep and nocturnal, serves as a portal for contemplation—a space where the visible and the invisible meet. The work evokes the idea of cycle, communion, and transformation, like a silent rite uniting body, nature, and the universe.

Originally created: 2025
Subject: Human Essence, Cosmic Communion, Spiritual Cycle
Material: Lokta Paper
Medium: Acrylic, Felt-tip pen
Styles: Symbolism, Abstract, Figurative, Surrealism

Details & Dimensions

Painting: Mixed Media on Lokta Paper
Original: One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size: 56.5 W x 76 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.