The Three Faces of the Ego

In Japan there is an ancient wisdom that says that everyone has three faces. The idea that everyone has three faces is a reminder that we all have different facets to our personality and that we can act and react differently depending on the situation and environment. It is important to be aware of this in order to be an authentic and sincere self and to develop understanding of the behaviours of others. This image is a reflection on the nature of human beings and the infinite shades of human nature. This image shows that there is the capacity within each of us to break through and discover ourselves and the world around us. The rusty texture covering the faces illustrates that we all have our weaknesses and flaws, but that they are part of who we are.

Overall, the painting conveys a sense of destruction and decay, but also of something breaking open and breaking through to reach the light. This painting is an impressive and complex work that is thought-provoking and captivates the viewer, leaving much room for interpretation and inviting the viewer to engage with the faces and their meaning. A picture that attracts the attention of your visitors in your rooms.