Gender Decomposition is among the socially engaged works that anchor Daniel de Polignac's practice, alongside pieces like Paranoid Android and All Eyes On Me. It examines identity and its fragmentation conceptually rather than illustratively, breaking fixed ideas into layered forms and contrasts and opening space to reflect on how identity is built and reshaped.

In acrylic on canvas, bold color and layered surfaces carry the theme of deconstruction; forms shift and intersect into a rhythm that reads as transformation without collapsing into chaos. At 100 × 150 cm the horizontal format gives the work a grounded architectural presence. Deliberate and charged, it holds thought as much as attention. Ships mounted on a professional wooden frame, ready to hang.

Acrylic on canvas · 2025 · 100 × 150 cm (39.4 × 59.1 in) · Unique · Ships mounted on a professional wooden frame, ready to hang · Certificate of authenticity included.