by Jasper

Artwork Description

Fake Look.

33.0 x 43.0 cm

Look at an African woman. Nice brown skin and big kissing lips. She is the prettiest on Earth. To attract men and have sex, she wants to be seen with dreadlocks. Black eyes and lines from the pupil show that western men without mental illness see her but fear to contact for fear of rejection and feel tiny. They are evil, power-hungry, and selfish, and they fear being real. Western women are hard to seduce as they are coveted and perfectionists. The word "fake look" means the beauty you see is not real. The word "tribal" and tribal patterns promote freedom, ease, and calm. Kissing girls was my joy when I was a cute little boy. I was unafraid of rejection and of feeling tiny. I love humans. No, I am not selfish, evil, and power-hungry. Men who were envious, evil, and hunting power hated it. My mental illness was due to their harsh treatment and humiliation of me. My life got dark. Thus, "Hunter" reflects my wish for being free, the fun of the hunt, and the joy of kissing women again.

Artwork Details

Medium: Mixed Media

Genre: Expressionism