In a desire to face the fundamental religious and mythical elements of triptychs, I focused on “deities of

the sun’, which indubitably signify the same entity, the “Sun’, yet manifested in various forms and

names across the world. In the scenes, along with the deity of the sun, are dispersed in every corner all

sorts of objects, whether they be scientific or symbolic, that are associated with the sun, demonstrating

its theme of harmony and dissonance generated from the melange of diversity and commonality among

each. From the left, the triptych consists of sunrise (birth), daytime (peak), and sunset (end and

rebirth), based on the idea from various cultures of the world that likens the movement of the sun seen

from the ground to the loops of birth and death.