I sought out girls to kiss when I was a little, cute, loving boy. Since it was so lovely, I couldn't help but focus on it. Truly, I was a gullible little boy who spoke about it. Both my dad and grandfather were jealous, nasty, and controlling, and they had no love or goodwill for me. Whatever I said or did, they were always harsh and made me feel afraid in public. They went after my mental illness, knowing it would destroy my life. No one loved me or helped me in any way. There I was, lonely and sad. A mix of perplexity, fear, and frustration struck me. Bullying from people I deemed unattractive who were not sweet shaped me more into a quiet, cautious guy. To survive, I hid my anxiety and tried my best to fit in with a rule-obsessed, unloving culture. For a long time after that, I dealt with a horrible depression. Help from a pro was required since I was confused. No one was willing to help me or provide honest advice. Instead, I faced denigration. Life was hard, awful, and without love for me. I was able to retire early after facing many years of work trials. That's why I've created Freedom, the artwork of my dreams. Blue oil pastels create a silhouette of a tribal face in Africa, complete with face paint and a unique headdress that marks the tribe to which the wearer belongs. Also, I have painted tribal patterns in the background and foreground to promote freedom, a calm, modest, and simple life where one can be themselves without fear of harm, which is a beautiful way of living. With the word "FREE" and the hearts, I express the deepest kind of love: the love that brings me happiness, the freedom from fear, and the capacity to be with women and kiss them again.

Artwork Size & Ink Base:

Size: 70 x 70 cm.

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