Embracing His shadowno2 by Balthaz@r

Photography • People • posted on Jul 16, 2003

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This is part two of ***Deprstion of an Artisit*** Embracing His shadow, is about the fight between the states of mind, the darker side and the lighter, being pushed into a corner naked and exposed, but in that state being able to communicate with yourself on some level, thay say the light is burning the brightest when we are at our darkest casting us a shadow, so that we my find the way back... Part 2.. My friend was took into hospital, so i decided to clean his bedsit for him i took 40 black sacks of rubish from his place, and scrubbed it from top to bottem, hes now out of hospital and got a computer, and is writeing again with renewed pation, you can read some of his work on our website. its dark raw and pulls no punches... I realy hope your gonna like the rest in thia set, the shoot gets much darker! This is dedicated to everyone around the globe with a mental health problem and no full time cleaner!!!! Your mess is pure Art...

Comments (4)

cynlee

8:42PM | Wed, 16 July 2003

pulls at the heart- disturbs the mind- excellent desperate mood- glad to hear your friend is doing better :]

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ijack999

10:39PM | Wed, 16 July 2003

These works touch me very deeply. Your friend is very lucky to have you in his life when he is in need.

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Synapse

4:42AM | Thu, 17 July 2003

Glad to see this dismal era is behind him... when I saw him a few weeks back he seemed fine in himself, just really tired while recovering from his gall bladder op. Just hope his new strength doesn't fail him, bro! Superb work Steve... you're a great friend for anyone :-)

gallimel

12:21AM | Fri, 18 July 2003

The second part is even more hopeless. so incredibly suffering he stands up over that wall, like his whole horizon is impossible to be opened and backin him there's only the mess and the despare. I am so incredibly touched.