Art Works in Mental Health - Gallery

The future was bleak - I was broken. But, like Madonna, my outlook on life and my expectations have been transformed, since I invited Jesus into myu heart. I am overwhelmed by God's love. He provides for me through my fantastic Christian husband and

Madonna
© Janice Begg

I am a self-taught painter, furniture designer and actor. I mainly paint imaginary landscapes and flowers. This painting was created while listening to Kylie. Painting is a good outlet for my emotions.

Electric Storm
© Jason Carnevale

Mary depicted at the moment of birth, scared, deeply lonely in the darkness of the night. Gone is all sentimentality, all false sweetness, all pretense. Here she is as a symbol for all who suffered post-natal depression.

Mary
© Angenita Hardy-Teekens

A Day at the Races
© Lynn Carroll

Electroplasm
© Toad

This canvas started as a self portrait, and then I saw this field, that somehow seemed to represent both the losses in my life and my hope for the future, an emotional self portrait.

Field of Poppies
© Ben Epstein

Layers is a representation of my inner thoughts & emotions at a time when I was emotionally unstable and afraid. Physically unwell & underweight, but also shows the strong & creative person who I am, and I can stand tall and proud under pressure rega

Layers
© Pauline Quinnin

Immediately prior to being diagnosed with bipolar disorder I spent time photographing this found object and it came to symbolise for me the highs, lows, angles and oddities of the episodic condition and of the vividness it brings to all the senses.

Found Object Mania One
© Laura Devaney

This work was inspired by a waterfall seen in Wales.

Water Fall
© Bernard Vernon

Low Tide in the Harbour
© Sally Waldren

Reflecting on Innocence
© R A Mathieson

My painting attempts to marry visionary and surrealist influences: to form an imagined world. Painted in an intuitive manner.

Time and Memoriam
© Robert Euman

Circles
© Anonymous

In Search of The Red House
© Andrew Feltham

The work is an A4 print from the photograph of the original. The original is 90.0 cm x 60.0 cm and painted on plywood. The print is unframed, so is original.

Darkside/Lightside
© Alan Moule Junior

Void Ventures
© Miss Sally Sinclair

Waterside
© Donna Maria Sosseh

Underlying theme - fear of technology. A breakthrough in becoming acquainted with computers is symbolized. Background-creeping like a snail. However notice shark's teeth in image. Photogram: Lock & Keys. Keys thrown in the air. The lock becomes the h

Snail's Tongue, Photogram
© Anonymous

The Mirror
© Frank Bentley

Self Hanging Portrait
© A Busby

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