#42 - 🔪 Kill Bill

Kill Bill is a painting born from pain and anger—the kind that comes from moments of betrayal, when caring turns heavy and trust is broken.

This work holds the raw energy of that realization. The colors push and collide, carrying frustration, hurt, and the instinct to protect what remains. Just like holding a knife. Anger here is not blind or destructive; it is honest. It is the body setting a boundary after being open for too long.

Kill Bill is about reclaiming power. About learning that not everyone deserves access to your depth, your time, your heart. It transforms pain into clarity, and anger into movement—leaving behind what wounds, and choosing oneself without looking behind.