"Birth of War” right piece of Triptych Painting

This work is the left piece of Triptych "Birth of Burden", a ceremony staged, two figures embrace, in agony a baby is born, ripped out by placenta, armed, to become soldier. A female figure brace, on all fours above a grave, against a downward pulling force, with male figure wrapped around her with naval string, spiral toward the grave of repeated history and false ancestry, in the warning light above. Abstract-expressionistic composition of driven, vividly, suggest the burden of violence, a search toward balance in the strain of paint on untreated canvas, in bright pallet of sometimes runny, distorted forms and colours layered, thickened with chalk, scraped and cut resembling the weight of patriarchy & machismo carried by damaged female bodies, contrasted with sometimes straight, juxtaposing more harmonious forms and colours, reinforced by strong image-message and misplace energy.