Three Heads, 2018

16" x 20" acrylic on board; Unframed + Cradle Box

Three Heads stacks three faces into a single vertical form, each bearing a slightly different awareness of the same reality. Together they suggest time compressed into one body—memory, presence, and anticipation forced into uneasy alignment. Rather than unity, the image conveys strain, as if knowing too much at once fractures perception itself.