Description

The artwork Trinity presents a stylized frontal portrait, rendered in black, white, and gray, against a dark background splashed with white projections reminiscent of a starry sky or cosmic matter. The face, closed off and determined, is partially masked by a kind of visor or futuristic glasses, reinforcing an impression of hybridity between human and cybernetic figure.

Around the figure, vibrant fuchsia pink triangles radiate like bursts of light or fragments of a signal. Each is covered with graphic signs resembling abstract calligraphy or cryptic symbols, evoking language, codes, and the sacred. This geometry contrasts sharply with the deep black background and structures the composition like a contemporary icon.

The contrast between the almost mechanical rigidity of the face, the chromatic violence of the pink and the controlled chaos of the splashes creates a strong tension between order and disorder, flesh and technology, identity and depersonalization.

With Trinity , Willis seems to question the multiplicity of modern being – between body, machine and information – and to propose a figure that is at once protective, cold and transcendent, like an urban divinity born from street art.