Portraits of Deamons-Mark Constantine Inducil

Mark Constantine Inducil is a Filipino-Australian visual artist living in Melbourne, Australia. His distinctively vivid and textured renders attempt to capture memories, childhood experiences and past traumas. Influenced by cinema, philosophy and psychology, his works display compelling landscapes and portraiture that feature the use of fragmented forms which represents humanity’s evolving psychological states and explores its internal realities.

Inducil’s artworks transport viewers to a surrealist inspired dream-like state, filled with ethereal abstractions, vibrant colors and a calming sense of mysticism. Fluid forms dance across the digital canvas, yet unlike the bulk of today’s smooth and seamless digital art, texture plays an important role in Inducil’s creations with an intentional grain-like tactile coating all colors, bringing an additional element of rawness to his artwork. Rich color schemes bounce off of poignant black sky scapes to tell stories of emotion, exploration and existence.

Inducil’s work has been exhibited in Australia, the UK and across the MetaVerse. He is also one of the headliners in the upcoming ArtLife Fest 2021 in Moscow.