She

Triptych She / He / Her

(Formerly Trinity)

She / He / Her explores identity as something neither fixed nor entirely self-contained, but continually shaped through relation. Across the three paintings, forms gather, collide, recede and re-emerge. Each canvas establishes its own internal field, while remaining responsive to the works beside it — gestures seem to continue across boundaries, colours echo and interrupt one another, and forms appear to migrate from one surface into the next. The titles introduce another kind of entanglement. She, He and Her trace the unstable boundaries of intimacy — the ways one presence can enter, disturb and remain within another. Rather than functioning as characters, the words suggest shifting states of self: distinctions that appear separate yet remain implicated in one another.Viewed together, the triptych becomes an exploration of separation and continuity — three distinct fields held within a larger movement. What belongs to one passes into another; boundaries emerge, dissolve and are redrawn. Each painting remains complete in itself, while the space between them becomes part of the work.