Oil on canvas Signed in the front. Size is 30 x 20 cm | 11,8 x 7,8 in
The idea of God often evokes an external authority — yet it may, in essence, be one of the most intimate questions of existence itself. “Which God” is not a depiction of divinity, but rather the echo of an internal conflict, a silence filled with tension.
The three-headed figure does not merely represent conflicting images of God; it embodies the repressed fears, doubts, and meaning-seeking impulses within the modern self. Who are we calling out to, what do we believe — or simply, what do we want to hear?
This work questions how we shape the face of God in our own minds in a world where truth is rarely singular and inner maps are constantly shifting.
Is there an absolute truth or a stable ground for existence — and if so, what is it?
It is not a portrait to be merely looked at, but an encounter to be felt — one that leaves you not with answers, but with questions. And the resonance of that encounter lies within each viewer who dares to confront uncertainty.
