Repression & Expression
1976, 14”(h) x 18”(w), Hand colored lithograph
Early in life, both active and passive repressions of the inner-self begin, mostly as a -response to parental and cultural disapprovals. Great courage and long struggle are required to achieve personal expressions which contain the power to convey emotions and thoughts of the inner-self in a most vivid and effective manner.”
As an attitude toward life, acceptance may bring harmony and accord, but in rebellion one finds personal strength and conviction. Does not the unconventional mind give birth to freedom of the spirit?”