In Face E, the artist presents a figurative portrait. This time a woman greets us with her portrait. The fact that women's fragility hardens and turns into sharp-lined, angry individuals is a message read on their faces. The portrait work, in which the woman emphasizes her eyes and mouth with colors, presents a clash of both good and bad feelings for the woman. The youth and beauty of the woman, who has become a symbol with pink, turns into a completely different color scale with the hardness of her emotional experiences. Expressing emotions with color tones brings the audience together with the drama and surprises of the past life of the person who owns the portrait. The editing of the picture begins with the construction of the picture by a professional artist. Its effects leave us in the middle of an endless story. In this case, the only remedy is to rely on the authenticity of feelings and the healing power of art.