The story of the painting: as a child, I kissed girls; it was fun and nice; I said it to my father; he didn't like it; and he treated me recklessly; no matter what I did or said, it wasn't good enough; no one stopped him and was loving. I was alone and got a mental illness, a belief that people are evil, and became afraid of them and of saying something, but was bullied and humiliated for it. To avoid this, and I did not know better, I changed and became sociable and funny. But with a mental disorder, I lived hard, and in 2007, at the age of 33, I could no longer and got severe depression. I didn't understand it, and I realized that I needed help, which also cost a fortune.  Therefore, I have painted an African tribal woman with a headdress, ponytail, sticks inserted under the mouth, and necklace. They live in freedom, simple, calm, and humble, and therefore without malice and fear; they can do as they please as I wish but can`t; the people in my life are not sweet and want to decide; I am not allowed to stick out, attract women, and have sex, which men only think about when women are delicious, but many only dream of, like my father, and become evil to create fear, which is not good when everything has to be so perfect, and at the same time women don't want men; they therefore make high demands on men when it is them men want and everything else does not matter. The butterflies, the keywords, and the peace sign are a repudiation of the evil that I do not like when I am a dear man, and want love, and a human lifestyle as the tribal`s to be myself and with women to kiss, hug, and have sex. Peace, Love, and Harmony.

Artwork Size & Ink Base:

60 x 75 cm.

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