The Trinity of Sin.

The artwork is bursting with color Vivid and saturated: red, blue, and yellow-green, each forming a distinct face, yet merged into a surreal triad. Against a matte purple background, the heads stand out like theatrical masks, sharp and symbolic, mischievous.

The red face stares wearily, its eyes full of cynicism, a small glittering earring in its ear—it embodies resignation and detachment. The blue face, crowned with jagged horns, sports a wide, manic smile, its eyes narrowed in malicious amusement—it exudes chaos, deceit, and unbridled hunger. The yellow-green face, with a curved horn on its forehead, screams or moans, its mouth frozen open—it radiates confusion, anguish, and desperate desire.

The work evokes the fractured psyche, the way humans juggle conflicting impulses: laughter masking pain, detachment masking rage, despair piercing laughter.

Digital artwork, from Tales of Surrealism collection, fully made on Ipad in October 2025 by Kaen.