Archival Canvas Reproduction 
24"x30" 
2" Gallery Style Cradle
 
Anger and Ego confronts the masks we wear, the shields of identity forged in the heat of confrontation and the subtle battles of daily life. On the left, a gaunt, masculine face with a downward-pointing nose peers from the canvas; on the right, a sharp, feminine form rises. Together, they merge into an aggressive, angular mask, emerging from a fiery, glowing backdrop. The composition captures the tension between the selves we reveal and the selves we protect.
 
Every brushstroke pulses with motion, echoing the inner turbulence that accompanies anger, pride, and ego. The piece asks us to consider the performances we adopt, the defenses we raise, and the ways we hide our vulnerability behind a crafted exterior.
 
Beneath the aggression and sharp angles, there is recognition. A quiet acknowledgment that we all struggle, that beneath every mask lies a shared human experience. Anger and Ego is an invitation to reflect, to recognize the masks we wear, and to confront the emotions that shape our identities.