Original Oil Painting

Just a Kiss sits deliberately at the edge, intimate and suggestive, yet not explicit. It’s not only about the act of a kiss, but about tension, censorship, and contradiction. This painting questions why intimacy can provoke discomfort or offense, while violence is so often tolerated, even celebrated.

Created to push boundaries in the most “appropriate” way possible, it leans in close without shouting, but never whispers either. It asks, “This is just a kiss… so why does it bother you?”

Oil on Canvas, 12” x 12”

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