This striking painting depicts a three-faced figure against a dark background, reminiscent of ancient depictions of deities or mythological beings. The central face looks directly forward, featuring a long, flowing gray beard and intense gaze. Two additional profiles emerge from either side - one facing left and one right - creating a seamless triple-headed being. The figure appears to have serpentine or branch-like forms emerging from the top of the head, intertwining above all three faces. The skin tones are rendered in warm oranges and peaches, creating a luminous quality against the deep black background. The composition is perfectly symmetrical, with the central bearded face serving as the anchor point between the two profiles. The painting's title "Worldly Triptych" reflects its three-part nature and suggests themes of omniscience or multiple perspectives on existence.