“Because of their physical likeness, the Casilio sisters have the uncanny ability to portray “everyman.” With a single image, if not a look, they can convey the deep and profound sense of humanity we all share regardless of gender, race, culture, or religion. TRIIIBE illuminates that equity in Table for Three, an image that unites a Jewish Rabbi, a Catholic Priest, and a Muslim Imam. These are aging men who represent religions with core principles of goodness, compassion, and peace. Such commonalities are vital to bear in mind, especially with dangerous fearmongering and isolated, extremist actions of hate taking place the world over. In titling and staging the image in this way, TRIIIBE also underscores the fact that there are no seats for women at this table. This absence of the “everywoman” similarly allows Table for Three to prompt questions about gender bias and the roles of religious women across belief systems, too.”