Indrė Labanauskaitė (manyiiiart) is a contemporary visual artist. exploring her work through out esoteric eyesight she shapes her images with strong surreal impact to creates uncanny orbits of occult.
This polyptych piece means a lot to me. After I lost someone very important in my life I faced a crisis understanding what I am going through. My mental health faced a challenge, so I had to take care and help myself in this time.
This series “All hallows house” is a piece of 4 drawing (stages we go when we are in grief):
1. Denial – first stage is the refusal to accept the facts of the loss, either consciously or unconsciously. If dealing with death is personal.
2. Anger – in this stage, people question why something occurred and express outward anger. This stage can be particularly difficult when the loss is unpredictable, or if it was blindsiding.
3. Depression – typically includes heavy sadness, a desire to isolate, and feelings of hopelessness. It can comfort a person to know that what they’re experiencing is a common part of grieving for some, and that they’re not alone in their journey.
4. Acceptance – does not mean that the person feels good or right about the loss. Most people never feel OK about the loss of a loved one or their own impending death. This stage is about accepting the fact that a new reality cannot be changed. It is about seeing how the new reality will impact life and relationships.