‘Past, Present, Future’

‘Past Present Future’ unfolds as a triptych, using three connected panels to explore time as a continuous, layered experience rather than a linear one. Skeleton figures anchor the composition, serving as reminders of the shared human condition—what endures, what changes, and what repeats.

By dividing the work into three distinct but interrelated sections, the painting invites reflection on movement through time: memory carried forward, awareness held in the present, and possibility projected outward. The skeletal imagery strips the subject down to its essence, allowing contemplation without distraction.

Measured and reflective, ‘Past Present Future’ considers existence as a continuum, where identity is shaped by what has been, what is, and what is still becoming.