When your facial expression is limited, you become obsessed with other sensory cognitions. It stimulates unconventional emotions and personifies an anonymous face.

The sense of 'repression' from creative anxiety expresses certain emotions from subconsciousness through a ritual of painting that constantly extracts those emotions by random abstract marks. They become more conscious as the artist pursues the details in the facial structure, especially the lips. The contrast between the abstract eyes and figurative lips is a sign of compromising with the repression in reality.