Anxiety is a frustratingly complex emotional state that can be helpful in small doses and utterly crippling in larger ones. In my book, Disquiet: Vignettes of Anxiety, I take the reader on a meandering journey interrogating my anxiety and its effects on me. In this self-reflective study, I ask questions about art making, the idea of anxiety as an inherited pattern of thinking, as well as what it means to work on a topic where my experiences and willingness to be candid may help my readers understand their own anxieties slightly better, or at least, feel less alone.
The above are some spreads from the sixty four page book.
