A mixed-media portrait of a woman against a vivid red background. Her face is drawn realistically in grayscale, but over it the artist has layered bright blue, purple, and teal pastel lines that create a mask-like smile and exaggerated eye shapes. The figure’s body is also outlined with colourful abstract strokes, contrasting with the monochrome realism beneath. Her eyes appear sad and reflective despite the artificial, brightly coloured smile drawn over her face.

Multi-Plasmic by Tryston Brickles

R5,520

Multi-Plasmic by Tryston Brickles

a powerful mixed-media portrait exploring grief, emotional masks, and unseen struggles.

Mixed Media – 594 X 705cm

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Multi-Plasmic; a major work within Brickles’ emerging catalogue, blending portraiture with psychological abstraction.

The grayscale realism of the figure anchors the narrative in lived experience, while the neon pastel overlays reveal the internal architecture of emotion; fragmentation, grief, resilience, and the masks people wear to survive.

Collectors drawn to emotionally resonant, socially grounded work will find this piece compelling: it balances raw human truth with strong visual impact and unmistakable storytelling.

This is a signature example of Brickles’ ability to transform lived encounters into layered, empathetic portraits that hold both beauty and discomfort in the same frame.

Weight 0.5 kg
Dimensions 705 × 594 × 2 cm
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