In artistic compositions, three is a sacred number. It creates balance and tells a story, particularly the story of the couple, which is no longer merely a pair, but a triangle, a source of tension, a perspective. This structure runs through the greatest masterpieces: from Leonardo da Vinci to Paul Cézanne, from the Egyptian pyramids to the Louvre Pyramid, from Stanley Kubrick’s A Clockwork Orange to Wes Anderson’s meticulously crafted compositions. The number three imposes a living stability: neither frozen symmetry nor chaos, but movement. This week, our artists too are interpreting the world in trios... because things always come in threes.