Drag Me To Peace Painting

karma has been existing since sin originated, we all are rewarded with an interconnected pair of brain and a heart, we have a sense to judge our surroundings and take an action for sure, sometimes through brain, sometimes through heart, and most probably we usually fail about what to do, and usually we just do not know the reality or may be we don't want to know. having an emotion called innocence is a blessing but a curse or shit when it forces you to equip patience when you are being abused for no reason, through words. having no emotion called bravery is a blessing but cowardness when you can't do anything for anybody in need, even through power of your words. In this painting, there are two figures portrayed, scared, injured, attempting to hide themselves, the facial expressions and their gaze show there is an opponent there and they have to save themselves. everyone who see this painting will explain this as if the bodies are innocent and are living a traumatic moment, are being abused, cursed or facing violence towards them, but there is nothing portrayed from the other side in the painting, that means we can't imagine what's exactly going on in this frame, we are not sure about any statement we can think. may be these two bodies are catalysts of violence, may be these two are the sinners, may be they are cutting what they planted, may be it is karma. we do same like this in our life, we don't know the whole and exact story sometimes, we don't know whose mistake is this in a relation, situation, or a fight. we start judging something or someone according to what we get to know or to see. there should never be a decision made until we know the whole story, reasons or circumstances about anything happened. Painted on hard fabric, pasted on MDF sheet.