The triptych features the iconic faces of the Bayon Temple, a masterpiece of ancient Khmer architecture. Each panel captures a different, yet equally mesmerizing, stone face from the temple, renowned for its serene and enigmatic expressions. These faces, with their subtly curved lips and half-closed eyes, exude a sense of peace and contemplation. The intricate carvings and weathered texture of the stone are evident, telling a story of the passage of time and the enduring legacy of the ancient builders. The composition of the triptych allows the viewer to appreciate the remarkable craftsmanship and artistic detail of each face, while also reflecting on the spiritual and historical significance of the Bayon Temple as a whole.
