I tried to answer him that I did not drink and came back many hours later into the haze of my recovery room. The medical practice has aided in alleviating, but not curing, postponing, but not resolving, my many medical dilemmas. The pain simply repositions itself. There was a time in my life when I would not even take an aspirin. In my work, I believe in making the invisible visible.
Anxiety can be visual.
Nausea and sleeplessness and dry mouth can be visible. I want to make images that address the manifestation of the mind at its finest when reeking havoc on daily life. The psychological state is an amalgamation of the remnants of a dislodged, often intimately and socially inappropriate, derailment of logic and focus.