Psyche Relics: An Exhibition Journal

Psyche Relics was an exhibition of works on paper by artist Kimberly Rose Free, combining 2D and 3D objects expressing her experience of psychiatric treatment over the last three decades.

Drawings express a lived experience of serious mental illness over thirty years, revealing and documenting its ever-present invisibility through conceptual drawings and sculptures using found paper and objects.

Through vulnerable yet playful introspection, the artist seeks to include the viewer in her quest for emotional well-being.

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Psyche Relics: An Exhibition Journal

Psyche Relics was an exhibition of works on paper by artist Kimberly Rose Free, combining 2D and 3D objects expressing her experience of psychiatric treatment over the last three decades.

Drawings express a lived experience of serious mental illness over thirty years, revealing and documenting its ever-present invisibility through conceptual drawings and sculptures using found paper and objects.

Through vulnerable yet playful introspection, the artist seeks to include the viewer in her quest for emotional well-being.

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Psyche Relics: An Exhibition Journal

Psyche Relics: An Exhibition Journal

Psyche Relics: An Exhibition Journal

Psyche Relics: An Exhibition Journal

Overview

Psyche Relics was an exhibition of works on paper by artist Kimberly Rose Free, combining 2D and 3D objects expressing her experience of psychiatric treatment over the last three decades.

Drawings express a lived experience of serious mental illness over thirty years, revealing and documenting its ever-present invisibility through conceptual drawings and sculptures using found paper and objects.

Through vulnerable yet playful introspection, the artist seeks to include the viewer in her quest for emotional well-being.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781955088862
Publisher: Pathbinder Publishing LLC
Publication date: 03/07/2025
Pages: 30
Product dimensions: 8.00(w) x 10.00(h) x 0.25(d)

About the Author

Kimberly Rose Free (b. 1977) lives and works in Columbus, Indiana. She draws and paints her inner and outer reality as a daily practice of creative mindfulness and recovery from chronic pain and depression. With her use of paper and drawing, simplicity is a goal. She holds a B.S. in Visual Art and Education and shows regionally.
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