Luna's Corner

So my therapist suggested I should draw or write down my dreams and then create a happy ending to them. I did usually draw them but I sometimes struggled with a "Happy Ending". Out of this reason this small "series" of images exists. I drew them all on my Ipad on a ProCreate app.
WARNING: My drawings are pretty shit !!!
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A lot of these drawings have some really disturbing underlying themes of self harm, rape or dysphoria. Sadly I struggle a lot with body issues and some others pretty heavy topics.
In the first two images, the text acts almost like a mantra, that gets repeats over and over in my brain.
What I think is also important to not that I don't have these dreams "daily". Or rather I usually have them once and then I have different variations of these images or themes.

The photo series is entitled “Passing of Time – Half Frame” and is conceived as a visual narrative of inner and outer change.
The series consists of five motifs, each constructed as a “half frame”: the left half of the image shows a state of “before” – orderly, bright, open, friendly. The right half of the image contrasts this state with an “after” – characterized by disorder, darkness, withdrawal, and loss of control. The choice of cyanotype as the printing process reinforces this effect: the deep blue represents melancholy, distance, and the feeling of being “submerged” – but also calm, depth, isolation, and a hint of hope. The irregularities and unpredictability of the process reflect the fragility and individuality of each experience. The series thus tells not only the story of an apartment, but also that of a person in transition – from a functioning everyday life to a state of depression and isolation. The “half-frame” structure underscores the rupture that experiencing a mental crisis can cause in one's life.
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In this project on “My Coming Out”, I present an intimate and powerful series of images documenting my personal journey of self-discovery and transformation. Through a skillful combination of analog and digital photography, I capture the complex emotions and experiences that come with coming out as a trans woman. In this series, I present a series of carefully composed images ranging from introspective self-portraits to symbolic representations. Each photo tells its own story and invites you to reflect on identity, acceptance and the courage to be authentic. At the same time, all the images together form a visual narrative that reflects the entire process of my transition as a trans woman. This overall composition allows the viewer to comprehend both the individual moments and the overarching journey of mine. This work is not only a personal statement, but also a universal message of hope and self-acceptance for all those on a similar journey.