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MINDSCAPE
Addressing the Community Gap Surrounding Psychotic Disorders
Art Works By FAME Club
 Wordings on this painting say “the lord loves me”. Though not Christian Serina drew this subconsciously, following wherever her mind led her. While painting this, she felt more relaxed and happy, and also proud of herself for completing her art work. “God bless them for the day if they see it and they like it” |  This art piece depicts the Divide sign, shadowing Ed Sheeran’s album Divide. To the artist, the divide sign symbolises police division headquarters, home affairs and the literal division sign. When drawing or painting, he enjoys the creative process, silence and feels unapologetic in releasing his power of creativity. Doing art also makes him feel like he has a deep connection with the arts, music and Hollywood. It lessens his anxiety levels and makes him feel that “the world is wonderful”. |
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 The presence of many hearts stems from the thought of “loving yourself, loving others, love throughout”. Bringing love to reach skies and clouds and heaven. Serene believes she feels more love for the world and also hopes this can serve as a reminder for everyone to love others, and to embrace people around them. Serene finds herself being more expressive through her paintings and drawings as compared to words. |  Anna drew this in hopes of no criticism and arguments in the world, where only peace exists. She feels happy because the drawing is very alive, with birds, fruits, a large field, skies, clouds and her favourite flowers (roses and chrysanthemums). |
 Dixon’s father used to make a lot of drawings and wood carvings and he drew this as a memory from his past. It shows a simple house by the seaside with two rooms, plants and trees, a cat and a dog who serves as a form of companionship. He wishes to show others that this is his vision for freedom inside of him and his ideal lifestyle. |  Process of creating art makes her feel better, looking at this art piece, she feels love for everyone’s heart. Art allows Malini to reduce stress and takes her mind off her problems, and is a form of pride and fulfilment. |
The MINDSCAPE Mission
We believe in the power of storytelling to reduce the myths and misconceptions surrounding psychotic disorders. Our offline advocacy campaign aims to promote interaction between individuals with psychotic disorders and the public, and to be the voice that shares stories and experiences on their behalf.
At MINDSCAPE, we believe that everyone has a story to tell. By sharing your story, you can help raise awareness and reduce the stigma surrounding psychotic disorders. We provide a safe and supportive platform for individuals with psychotic disorders to share their experiences and connect with others who may be going through similar challenges. Join us in the movement towards a more inclusive and empathetic society.
