Mixed Media on stretched canvas, ready to hang.

Signed on the front.

Mixed media on canvas - Stretched and ready to hang, external frame not included but can be arranged for an additional fee

182cm x 152cm x 3.5cm

2023- signed on the front (not shown)

"Disillusioned" is a captivating abstract piece that delves into the artist's profound journey through the depths of despair and anguish, reflecting their disillusionment with the medical system and the harrowing experience of battling undiagnosed illness. Through a striking color palette of black and white, the piece exudes an aura of emotional darkness, inviting viewers into the artist's deeply personal realm.

The composition of "Disillusioned" is a interplay of abstract forms and textures, chosen to convey the complex emotions and narratives intertwined within the artwork. The stark contrast between the black paint and white canvas serves as a visual representation of the artist's fading faith in the medical system. The use of black, symbolising despair and obscurity, stands in contrast to the white, representing the cold and sterile environment that the artist encountered within medical institutions.

The brushstrokes and textures in "Disillusioned" are expressive and dynamic, reflecting the artist's inner turmoil and the struggle for recognition and validation in the face of dismissive and gaslighting medical professionals. The interweaving lines and fragmented shapes evoke a sense of fragmentation and confusion, mirroring the artist's fragmented experience of navigating the broken, and often misogynistic, healthcare system.

"Disillusioned" serves as a poignant reminder of the profound impact that the intersection of personal struggle and systemic shortcomings can have on an individual's psyche. It invites viewers to reflect on their own encounters with adversity and contemplate the implications of a faltering medical system. Ultimately, the artwork offers solace and solidarity to those who have experienced similar disillusionment, while also challenging the status quo and advocating for change.

Note: The interpretation of abstract art is subjective and can vary from person to person. The description provided is one possible understanding of the artwork, but viewers are encouraged to engage with "Disillusioned" based on their own unique perspectives and emotional responses.

Framing on request