Three faces, one truth: time cracks us all differently.
A fractured portrait reveals three iterations of the same face, subtly turned in different directions—past, present, and future—all held in tension. Cracks run through the stone-like skin, suggesting inner damage and irreversible transformation.
Janus, the god of transitions in Greek mythology, reflects the fragmentation of self that comes with age. It speaks to memory, regret, and the forward push of time that leaves us always looking in two directions—never whole, never still.