This painting is an artistic representation of a Green Peafowl (Pavo muticus), categorized as an"endangered species" by the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species in 2012.

The painting style reflects the endangered status of the Visayan Leopard Cat, which is endemic to the Philippines.

This artwork, titled "The Anger," vividly captures the intense emotion of rage. The close-up perspective emphasizes the subject's clenched teeth and furrowed brows, with bold red and white strokes amplifying the raw intensity. The fiery eyes and dynamic brushwork create a sense of movement and aggression, making the viewer feel the palpable tension. The use of color and exaggerated expression aligns well with a pop surreal style, evoking unease and fascination.

This Philippine cockatoo-inspired artwork was made with modeling paste, acrylic pen and paint, and varnish.