Author’s comment

Anger has many faces and reasons. Similarly to other situations of the human thought, it reflects itself actively with violence or passively, which could generate seeking revenge.

In this piece of art I wanted to reflect these two temptations with two facial expressions. The first one turns its face left with respect to its body. It has the expression, and possibly its arm and fist pressing against the face, showing vexation.

On the other hand, the less vigorous face of anger is expressed with lines that describe a more masculine outline. It is also recognised because of a different style of hair. The inferior part shows the excessive masculinity that generates its strength in anger.