Victoria Ledig’s painting “Three” is a bold tableau of intertwined female figures, rendered in deep magentas, blush pinks, and fiery reds. Through geometric abstraction and striking symmetry, the work explores both unity and individuality in a dynamic composition.

The stylized faces, mask-like expressions, and flushed cheeks recall primitivism and modernist portraiture, while elongated limbs and exaggerated proportions lend a sculptural presence. Dark, beaded braids serve as a unifying motif, reinforcing themes of sisterhood and shared identity.

Set against a richly textured indigo backdrop, Three exudes both intimacy and theatricality, balancing abstraction and figuration with echoes of German Expressionism and contemporary feminist vitality.