The mind is rarely here.
It drifts between what was, what is, and what might be — trapped in an endless loop that drives us away from peace.

The three faces represent this inner fragmentation:
the past looking back in regret,
the future staring forward in anxiety,
and the present — calm, silent, yet fading in between.

“3 Minds” is a reflection of mental restlessness — a reminder that true sanity begins only in the Now.