#Artswithdeeds At the intersection of digital precision and traditional craftsmanship, ThemanyphacedGod(@themanyphacgod?) is redefining contemporary portraiture. His distinctive style—profile-view portraits layered with hidden details—invites viewers into an immersive experience where meaning unfolds over time. Through a meticulous process that blends digital and physical media, he transforms each piece into a visual journey, rich with symbolism and depth.
The many phaced God begins his work on an iPad, painting his subjects with an eye for intricate detail before printing onto canvas. From there, he applies oil pastels and acrylics, building layers of texture that bring his figures to life. His chosen color palette—blue, white, and red—pays homage to the UK, where his muses live and create, highlighting the cultural landscape that shapes their artistry.
But his work is more than just visual storytelling; it’s a tribute to the resilience and dedication of the artists he portrays. Padlocks appear on the ears of his subjects, symbolizing their unwavering commitment to their craft and originality. The Ghanaian Fawohodie symbol, meaning "freedom," is another recurring motif, reinforcing the idea that art allows creators to exist without boundaries.
Each portrait in his collection is a statement. The figures he chooses to depict are not just artists but cultural pioneers—individuals who have remained true to their visions despite obstacles. Their stories resonate deeply with The Many Phaced, and through his work, he captures the energy, struggles, and triumphs that define their journeys.
For The Many Phaced, art is an act of rebellion and self-expression. His creative process is fluid and instinctive—an exploration of culture, identity, and personal freedom. He embraces the idea of breaking rules, forging his own path, and trusting his vision.
"I want people to feel like they had a hand in creating the work themselves—to see it, connect with it, and experience the emotions that shaped it. More than just viewing the piece, I want them to step into my perspective, to feel what I felt in that specific moment."
Currently, he is working on an ongoing series of profile portraits featuring influential UK creatives who inspire his practice. Through his art, The Man Phace continues to tell stories that resonate, celebrating those who remain locked into their dreams and committed to their craft.
Experience The Many Phaced God
Join The Man Phace as he unveils his latest works at The Many Phaced God art show—an exhibition showcasing his signature portrait style and the profound narratives behind his pieces.
📅 Friday, 4th April – 6PM till Late
📍 Pasta Nostra, 122 Old St, London EC1V
