Title: I breath dead
Year: 2022
Size:90x120 cm
Technique: oil painting on african canvas

The painting is about repression. The subject cries out In utter suffering and despair, but her cry is mute... it reaches all ears, all hearts, it expands into human indifference..., the darkness comes slow and atrocious, slowly, it expands, it takes hold of the garish colors, noble feelings envelop the Woman, she Still shines with beauty, though the darkness begins to paint Her fingers, Her cheeks, it injects itself into her eyes, and what is her guilt? Beneath The colors that beguile you of her, then Still further there is a beautiful canvas, and the blue shines like Gold, and is more powerful than Gold, for it is not material, freedom and Rights can never be owned or granted, that's perhaps why many times they want to crush us, for we know they Still shine stronger and more immense than Gold.
A painting dedicated to the human rights of every man in this world, and inside the painting are two famous speeches, one by Martin Luther King and the other by Charlie Chaplin In the movie The Great Dictator.