Face of Injustice ORIGINAL PAINTING

This painting powerfully conveys the fear, demonization, and oppression many LGBTQ+ individuals face. The distorted, interconnected faces and watchful eyes evoke paranoia and entrapment, symbolizing constant judgment and surveillance.

The earthy browns, blacks, and muted tones create a heavy, oppressive atmosphere, contrasting with the surreal, dreamlike distortions of the figures. Detached and embedded eyes reinforce the feeling of being othered and dehumanized.

Expressions of fear, sadness, and quiet resistance blend with chaotic linework, representing identity’s complexity and the pain of societal rejection. Despite the haunting message, the figures remain—distorted yet present—a testament to resilience in the face of injustice.

SIze canvas: 17 x 24"  A2

Paint: Acrylic paint