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This artwork is Trying to find you by Tracey Emin. This is an artwork with a deep meaning, to Ms. Emin this artwork is linked with depression, sexual truma, grief, etc. It shows a woman who looks defeated.

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This painting is filled by men who are in a madhouse or more so a mental asylum as it depicts how one acts when struggling with a mental health.

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Francis Bacon, Triptych made with oil on canvas, 1979

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This painting showcases a powerful exploration of identity, self-perception, and the fragmentation of the self. The blurred, contorted features reflect Bacon's themes of vulnerability and existential unease, as if he’s grappling with his own sense of self.

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This painting explores themes of constraint, trauma, and the struggle for self-expression, along with mixed media to portray feelings of entrapment and emotional conflict.

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Jacob Lawrence, Tempera and watercolor on paper, 1950

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This shows the experience of the artists through his depression in a hospital institution. With the men and their head down depicting their emotions and how depression has made them become like mummies in a way with no expression and looking fatigued.

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This painting's somber tones and long, empty hallway reflect feelings of isolation, confinement, and introspection. The corridor stretches ahead with a haunting stillness, representing Van Gogh's inner struggles with mental health and the repetitive, restrictive nature of life within the asylum walls.

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This Painting is by Frida Kahlo that was created in 1946. The painting shows a lady head attached to a dear body. It is about how she's going through physical pain (The arrows piercing through the deer body) Emotional pain because she's was going through a lot prior to a surgery going wrong. She was in pain constantly. This painting is practically a visual representation of her struggles. She was also an animal lover.

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Tiger, Shark and Me Sit Down for Tea by Emma Haddow. This certain artwork is a visual representation of how she (Emma Haddow) faced her depression and anxiety. This painting illustrates the mental health "demons" that she is fighting against. She is trying to put it all behind her but she still has her moments where her demons creep up on her.

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Bipolar Disorder from the Female Perspective

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Bipolar Disorder from the Female Perspective

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This painting portrays the different personalities that coexist within the same person suffering from mental health.

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This piece explores themes of transformation, perception, and the impact of mental health struggles on one's sense of self. By reworking a photograph, the artist can symbolize the fragmentation or distortion of the mind, reflecting how mental health issues might alter one’s perception of reality, identity, or emotions.

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Charkiewicz’s photographic work is a powerful expression of her journey through depression and grief after her father’s death. Through dark, introspective tones, the piece delves into the isolation and emotional weight of mental health struggles, conveying her inner experience with raw honesty. The composition and tone create a vivid sense of solitude, portraying the complexities of loss and the resilience required to navigate through such challenges.

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Mental illness is a facade that can be hidden by a sweet face, but deep inside can lead to death.

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Depersonalization by Morgan Page. This artwork is a visual representation of how Ms. Page felt. It shows how she would often not feel like herself. She shows that when she's having an episode she doesn't feel like herself which is why her head isn't fully attached to her neck.

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Jayoon Choi,  Pen, marker, pencil on paper, 2017

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This drawing demonstrates how hard it can be to escape from ourselves.

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Louis Wain, Gouache on paper, 22.5 cm x 17.5 cm, Late 19th or early 20th century

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Kaleidoscope Cats 3 by Louis Wain shows a vivid, trippy cat surrounded by swirling, colorful patterns. The bright colors and hypnotic shapes give the cat a dreamlike, almost surreal look, making it feel abstract and a bit eerie. This piece comes from Wain’s later years, during which he lived with schizophrenia. The intense patterns and colors seem to mirror his shifting mental state, creating an artwork that feels both captivating and unsettling—a glimpse into how he may have seen the world differently through his illness.

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Mental illness can lead to body dysphoria, especially when it comes to weight and appearances.

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Edvard Munch, Oil on canvas, 94.0 cm x 74.0 cm, 1894

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Anxiety by Edvard Munch shows a group of people with intense, wide-eyed faces against a dark red sky. Their expressions capture a deep, shared sense of fear and unease. Like in The Scream, Munch uses strong colors and haunting faces to show isolation and dread, making the scene feel almost nightmarish. The painting reflects Munch's own struggles with mental health, turning the everyday feeling of anxiety into something intense and relatable, as if the figures are stuck in a moment of collective dread.

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The woman seems to be leaving the man, as he is dressed in dark colors and, with a bloody heart. The flower below him appears to be his bloody heart. This shows the desperation of being left and dragged apart.

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Edvard Munch, Oil, tempera, pastel and crayon on cardboard, 91 cm x 73.5 cm, 1893

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The Scream by Edvard Munch shows a person on a bridge, gripping their face in panic as the sky swirls wildly around them. Munch used intense colors and swirling shapes to create a sense of chaos, capturing a moment of pure fear and anxiety. He once described feeling a "scream through nature" when he was walking, which inspired this haunting image. It has since become famous for its raw portrayal of human anxiety, resonating as a powerful symbol of inner turmoil and dread.

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This painting portrays the sadness and grief of a mother for a sick child. This shows the trauma and grief of having to process the coming death of someone.

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Edvard Munch, Painting, Oil on canvas, 1894

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This painting drawn by Edvard Munch expresses the anxiety that he had experienced while he was going on a walk in the city of Kristiania, which is now known as Oslo, the capital of Norway.

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This painting represents dysfunction patterns in relationships. The person in this painting is consumed by the guilt of putting someone first than yourself. Until no longer the person can withstand it and runs away and heals towards self-awareness and self-love.

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This artwork represents the person as she wonders if she truly enjoys the things she do out of her own interest or is it out of the environment and people she's surrounded with. As each puzzle represents a different part of her.

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This artwork expresses the daily thoughts and conversations of the artist. Troubling with anxious thoughts, depression, and intrusive thoughts. Creating this constant tornado of mixed thoughts becoming dark and into great turmoil.