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The Mask of Deception

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May 28, 2025

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Sadequain Ahmad

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In this piercing and theatrical composition, Sadequain delves into themes of identity, manipulation, and societal facades. At the center of the piece is a grotesque, monstrous mask—wild-eyed, snarling, and almost demonic—held firmly in place by a suited man with an unsettling calmness. The mask is not worn but imposed, forced upon the figure in the background, whose expression is resigned and subdued. The contrast between the monstrous mask and the lifeless individual beneath it suggests a powerful metaphor: how individuals are often made to wear the faces that society or authority dictates. The suited man, perhaps a symbol of the establishment—be it political, academic, or cultural—doesn’t wear the mask himself but ensures others do, controlling perception while keeping his own face clean. Rendered in Sadequain’s signature expressive lines and psychological intensity, the work evokes discomfort and critical reflection. The flames rising from the mask’s head hint at the destructive nature of false identity and coercion. The Mask of Deception is not just a visual narrative of external control—it is a damning exploration of the roles we’re forced to play, the masks we’re made to wear, and the silent complicity that allows the charade to continue.


ORDERING INFORMATION 

Medium: Canvas 

Dimensions: 
Small (16 inch to 30 inch X corresponding dimension as per aspect ratio) 
Medium (30 inch to 48 inch X corresponding dimension as per aspect ratio) 
Large (48 inch to 60 inch X corresponding dimension as per aspect ratio) 

Available unframed canvas only. 

Authenticity and Licensing: All Giclee reproductions are made from Sadequain’s authentic artworks, verified by and under a licensing agreement with SADEQUAIN Foundation. 

Availability: Print-to-order 

Shipping: Estimated 2 to 4 weeks Care Instructions: The canvas should be framed without glass. Avoid direct sunlight.

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