3 Heads

This fractured portrait presents a face as an architectural site—planes of color and shadow interlock like shifting walls, suggesting a self assembled from competing viewpoints. Warm ochres and embered reds on the left yield to cool blues and violets on the right, turning emotion into temperature and making the gaze feel simultaneously intimate and withheld behind dark, horizontal veils. The doubled profiles read as memory and present tense speaking over one another, while the central visage holds a quiet, stoic gravity—an insistence on identity even as it splinters into facets. In this tension between transparency and obstruction, the work becomes a meditation on how we are seen, how we perform, and how inner truth survives the interruptions of the world.