• Close-up view of a sheet of fabric with numerous straight pins inserted, held in a black metal frame, with a piece of fabric hanging and secured with pins.
  • Close-up photograph of a glass with red liquid and bubbles, decorated with red and yellow string or confetti, placed near a window.
  • A wall with sunlight casting shadows and an old drawing of a person pulling a rake on paper attached to it.
  • Close-up of a damaged wire mesh with melted and charred material, possibly foam or plastic, attached to it.
  • A handwritten note on a lined piece of paper discussing a person, likely named She, and her mental health and treatment. The note mentions that she is clearly at risk of self-harm and suicide, has taken an overdose, and stopped eating and drinking. The note appears to be part of a mental health assessment or report.
  • Close-up of a textured, cream-colored surface with black speckles, gold lines, and a worn appearance.
  • Close-up of a torn, stained fabric with a rusted metal cross-shaped object embedded in it, and red blood-like stains.
  • Corner of a room with a painted white floor and wall, with a shadow of a window cast on the wall, and an object wrapped in plastic and debris hanging on the left side.
  • The image displays a collage of torn black and white textured papers with white circular chalk lines, possibly sketches, and faint printed text, some of which says 'HOLD ON TO A CHAPTERS' and some with reversed or upside-down orientation.
  • Handwritten notes on lined paper discussing effects of eating disorder, including tired appearance, reduced reaction, anorexic cognitive signs, evident dark circles under eyes.
  • Text art installation with crumpled, layered paper background and intertwined embroidered threads, featuring bead messages.
  • A large sheet of crumpled foil covering an object in a white room.
  • Black and white collage featuring multiple images of tangled wires or threads on paper, arranged randomly.
  • A hand-drawn sketch of a woman with long hair standing on clouds, exhaling a spray labeled 'OUCH'.