Faces 3

Three overlapping visages, faceted like carved stone, compress identity into a single, shifting presence—at once profile, confession, and mask. The burnished ochres and golds catch light as if memory itself were metallic, while the dark ground intensifies the figures’ inward gaze and quiet gravity. A thin red line slices the lower field like a measured pulse or boundary, suggesting the fragile threshold between inner multiplicity and the roles we present to the world.