How can I spread an image through multiple shapes?

I have a large image im wanting to use to do a sort of peek-a-boo through multiple small triangle shapes i've created. Is there a way to do this?

Select all your shapes, and choose: objects > paths > make compound path. Then you can place your photo into the compound path and it will span all the shapes.

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