The story is bitter and frustrating. A tyrant father treated me harshly and humiliatingly, even though I was a joyful child. He knew that his harsh and humiliating treatment could cause me social anxiety, as he didn't want me to love and enjoy women. My life became hard. However, this treatment only occurs when a person lacks sweetness. Honesty, peace, love, and harmony, which have been missing, are all sweet. With love, you want others well and better than yourself. Since I am sweet, I desire the same happiness for others. One can glimpse two faces of African tribal people: not to get attention. I perceive humans as self-centered and evil. However, the patterns found in tribal art support a life of freedom, simplicity, and calm, allowing one to live a humane and fearless existence. The beauty and innocence of the flowers symbolize freedom, love, and peace, a stark contrast to the system I perceive as evil and antagonistic to love and humanity. My life's lack of peace, love, and harmony, along with the mental disorder I suffered as a child from a terrible man, are the driving forces behind that anger and frustration the keywords reveal. The painting primarily focuses on the themes of peace, love, and harmony, expressing my desire to return to my true self and reconnect with the women who brought me joy as a child, believing that nothing else matters. The circles surrounding the pupils are filled with anger and frustration, as I perceive what I see as fake. When I encounter an attractive woman, I feel fear and reluctance due to the mental disorder they have instilled in me. I endorse the term "love" because it holds significance, appeals to me, and brings me joy.

Artwork Size & Ink Base:

Size: 128 x 121 cm.

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