Throughout the Fractal Collection, I found myself instinctively returning to compositions built around three intertwined figures, woven together through movement, colour and rhythm.

Fractal Trinity became my most direct exploration of this recurring motif. Inspired by the luminous colours of stained-glass windows found in Christian churches, the painting reflects the idea of light acting as a bridge between the earthly and the divine.

During the creation of this series, I found myself increasingly drawn towards metaphysics and the shared symbolism that appears across different spiritual traditions. Fractal Trinity represents both unity and multiplicity—three forms existing as one interconnected presence.

120 cm × 100 cm. Acrylic. One of a kind.