Patrícia Trindade - Tinder Boy 9 (NO RESERVE)





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"Tinder Boy 9", oil on cardboard, 21 x 24.9 cm, 2026
Oil painting on 1 mm thick cardboard.
Signed and dated in the bottom left corner.
Painting with varnish.
The series "Tinder boy" starts from images received by different women on dating apps and social networks, where the body of the man is often exposed in search of an immediate reaction. Many of these images are sent without being requested, reflecting a culture of communication increasingly marked by speed, the incessant circulation of images and the constant need to provoke and capture the gaze of the other.
The series seeks to reflect on this circuit of the gaze: the pleasure of being seen, the pleasure of looking and how both feed each other in a visual and communicative economy where images are produced to be consumed in an instant of attention, before being quickly replaced by others, in the simple gesture of swiping to the next. Between humor and irony, these paintings question a culture in which the body becomes image, the image becomes a commodity and desire is increasingly confused with the need for exposure and with the desire to exist through the gaze of the other.
Patrícia Trindade (1989) is a Portuguese artist with a degree in Plastic Arts and a Master’s in Painting, both from the Faculty of Fine Arts of the University of Porto. Although she has dedicated herself over the years to several painting series with various themes, the male figure has become the central element of her work. This has served as the motive for various approaches and narratives - from the objectification of the body, to eroticism, to homosexuality and voyeurism – which challenge the habitual representations of virility and the passivity of sexual genders in iconic representations.
*IMPORTANT: Due to restrictions imposed by Portuguese carriers and shipping limitations beyond my control, orders will not be shipped to the United States.*
"Tinder Boy 9", oil on cardboard, 21 x 24.9 cm, 2026
Oil painting on 1 mm thick cardboard.
Signed and dated in the bottom left corner.
Painting with varnish.
The series "Tinder boy" starts from images received by different women on dating apps and social networks, where the body of the man is often exposed in search of an immediate reaction. Many of these images are sent without being requested, reflecting a culture of communication increasingly marked by speed, the incessant circulation of images and the constant need to provoke and capture the gaze of the other.
The series seeks to reflect on this circuit of the gaze: the pleasure of being seen, the pleasure of looking and how both feed each other in a visual and communicative economy where images are produced to be consumed in an instant of attention, before being quickly replaced by others, in the simple gesture of swiping to the next. Between humor and irony, these paintings question a culture in which the body becomes image, the image becomes a commodity and desire is increasingly confused with the need for exposure and with the desire to exist through the gaze of the other.
Patrícia Trindade (1989) is a Portuguese artist with a degree in Plastic Arts and a Master’s in Painting, both from the Faculty of Fine Arts of the University of Porto. Although she has dedicated herself over the years to several painting series with various themes, the male figure has become the central element of her work. This has served as the motive for various approaches and narratives - from the objectification of the body, to eroticism, to homosexuality and voyeurism – which challenge the habitual representations of virility and the passivity of sexual genders in iconic representations.
*IMPORTANT: Due to restrictions imposed by Portuguese carriers and shipping limitations beyond my control, orders will not be shipped to the United States.*

