"Three Faces" is an evocative artwork that delves into the depths of human emotion and mythological symbolism. Created in February 2008, this piece measures 23 inches in width and 18 inches in height (58.4 cm by 45.7 cm). The artwork depicts three faces expressing mixed emotions, possibly representing the eternal cycle of life: Creation, Preservation, and Destruction—the mythological trinity found in various cultural traditions. The composition flows as a stream of consciousness, with each face contributing to the narrative of existence.

In the background, the cosmos unfolds, symbolizing the vastness and interconnectedness of the universe. At the center of each forehead lies a spiral, reminiscent of the eye of intuition in the form of a conch shell—a symbol of the eternal sound of creation. Through its intricate symbolism and emotional depth, "Three Faces" invites viewers to contemplate the complexities of existence and the interplay of forces that shape our reality.

"Three Faces" is a compelling addition to the artist's body of work, showcasing their exploration of human emotion and mythological themes. While it may not have been publicly exhibited, this thought-provoking artwork holds the potential to captivate viewers and spark meaningful introspection.

For collectors intrigued by the profound symbolism of "Three Faces," custom prints may be available upon request. These prints faithfully capture the intricate details and emotional depth of the original artwork, allowing enthusiasts to bring its evocative narrative into their own spaces. To inquire about purchasing a print or to obtain further details about the original piece, please contact us.