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A triptych is a painting or carving that has three side-by-side parts, panels, or canvases. Typically, a triptych has three hinged panels, the two outer panels designed so that they can be folded in towards the central one. This was a common form for an altarpiece during the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. The outer parts of such triptychs were usually hinged to the central panel and could be closed over it. Each of Celeste's triptych panels represents a Biblical passage. Verum (Truth)
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Pulchrum (Beauty)
Bonum (Goodness)
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The Tryptich Fabric collage on doors
Verum 20" x 26"
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