by Jasper

Artwork Description

Lost Indians.

65.0 x 88.0 cm

As a cute little boy, I contacted girls and kissed them. Nothing else matters. My father was evil; he treated me humiliatingly and harshly, no matter my acts and words, to make me mentally ill. The boys I met were evil and humiliated me in the presence of women, and I was afraid and quiet. No one dared to intervene, was loving, and wanted to help. I was afraid, quiet, baffled, frustrated, and alone. I fought anywhere for acceptance to avoid evil. I got severe depression and was humiliated. Life was hard and hopeless. Became an early retiree without knowing why. You see an Indian with a headdress and face paint surrounded by tribal patterns, hearts, keywords, happy faces, and a death cross. The artwork is against evil, selfish, false, and ruling people and the very same system; it celebrates cute people who are honest, calm, and endlessly loving and a free, easy, and calm life to free me from evil and fear to be free and happy to kiss, hug, and have sex with women. Nothing else matters.

Artwork Details

Medium: Mixed Media

Genre: Expressionism