giving shape to the emotions I often struggle to express, turning my fear into something visible, something real, something I can stand beside rather than hide from.
Complex PTSD has made fear a constant companion, a shadow that follows me through every moment. It’s not a fear I can simply move past; it lingers, embedded in my thoughts, in my reactions, in my relationship with myself and the world around me.
“I’m Scared” isn’t about trying to conquer this fear. Instead, it’s about learning to live with it, to make space for it, and to accept it as part of who I am. My art allows me to explore this reality, to meet my fears head-on and to share them openly, even though it’s painful
and exposing.