Proliferate healing from grief through the arts, and promote healthy conversations about grief in society and culture.
Following the untimely death of his 35 year-old brother, an artist immerses himself into a year-long painting project to process grief and answer the question, “how can society be better equipped to deal with the grieving process?”
Main Character, Producer, Director
ATR-BC, LCAT, ATCS
Clinical Director, The Art Therapy Project
The documentary will feature 365 pieces of original artwork, which make up the final 10’x20′ mosaic. While all of the pieces will eventually be made available for viewing, here are a sampling from the 365 piece collection.
I recently connected with Tiffany Vaughan over social media and we hit it off right away. Tiffany is the host of the Hard Beautiful Journey podcast where she shares her own story and talks with others going through the grief journey.
st Friday of the New Year I got to spend time with Dr. Mekel having a very free-flowing conversation about grief from my perspective as a male, and with great interaction from the viewers during the IG live conversation.
As part of our release strategy, the documentary has been entered into 34 film festivals. While we don’t expect to get into all of these festivals (some are swinging for the fences festivals like Sundance), we’ve already gained some noteworthy awards from several festivals.
In November, I got to sit down with Valerie Allen and Armin Mersmann of the Art Ladders
hen you make creative work and someone has deep, insightful thoughts about how it relates to their own life, there’s not much more satisfying a result than that.
Back in August, I had the pleasure of speaking with Clarissa Moll on her IG Live series
For domestic and worldwide distribution inquiries, please contact Alex Nohe of Blood Sweat Honey.
And for being a part of this journey…