If I could only get to the light...

Today is National Poetry Day (first Thursday of October), hence I decided to read one of my poems from the collection published in my book titled: Notes From Postnatal Depression. #poetry #nationalpoetryday #healingpoetry #healingthroughart #healingart #poetryreading #trees #analogy #mentalhealthawareness

This short video features one of my artwork from the collection titled: Mental Health in Pictures, which is included in my book of the same title. The book documents my personal journey through depression and recovery through art. The book is available on Amazon. Thank you for watching.

ART EXHIBITION facilitated in collaboration between Time to Change Greenwich, MumsAid and Centrepieces Art Project, curated by Dorota Chioma and Tanaz Assefi. Meaningful art and poetry in celebration of Maternal Mental Health Awareness Week 2021.

This short film beautifully made by @sobrietyfilmsuk despite of the challenges posed by the lockdown, is an insight into some of my artworks which are included in my book: Mental Health in Pictures. In this film I have reached out to like-minded people - my tribe - as I love to call them, to talk about mental health using the chosen artwork as a conversation opener. Art is healing. Art can soothe, intrigue, provoke thinking or conversations. Please join in. Mental Health in Pictures available on Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Mental-Health-Pictures-Dorota-Chioma/dp/B08LQVQYQX/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=dorota+chioma&qid=1612895327&sr=8-1

A fantastic interview about art and mental health with Michelle from United Art Space.

This is the last session for Your Art Matters Week. In this video, I will be joined with some of my UAS Hub members to answer any questions you have. We will be on hand to answer questions related to art and life :) I want to take this moment to thank everyone who has taken part in the videos this week and to everyone who has tuned in and left lovely comments. YOU MATTER | ART MATTERS | YOUR ART MATTERS

A bit of fun with splashing inks without much of direction, let's see where it leads me...