Morya (Triple Vision)

In this cubist-inflected tableau, bodies fracture into angled planes and mask-like faces, as if intimacy must be negotiated through geometry rather than touch. A muted, earthen palette—washed with smoky greys and sanded ochres—softens the sharp architecture of limbs, suggesting tenderness held inside emotional restraint. The upright, forked emblem in the raised hand reads like a small standard of power or duty, turning the clustered figures into a quiet allegory of domestic roles and the tension between care and control. Leaflike eyes at the margin hover as witnesses, implying that even private closeness is exposed to scrutiny and memory.