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Clinic Emotions, Rachel Sisley
Clinic Emotions, Rachel Sisley
EMET Projects
This is a sketch of a woman walking into a clinic with her three children, being greeted by a member of the nursing staff. There are two additional staff members in the background. Overlaid on the sketch are acrylic paints representing the emotions of each person. For the mother holding her newborn, the dark blue around her represents sadness, the white represents isolation, and the purple represents detachment. Her toddler behind her, as well as the nurse greeting her, are both outlined in orange and light blue, representing happiness and calmness, respectively. Her newborn and the toddler at her hip …
All Alone, Rachel Sisley
All Alone, Rachel Sisley
EMET Projects
This artwork depicts a child all alone while she is being cared for in a pediatric hospital.
Bad News, Rachel Sisley
Bad News, Rachel Sisley
EMET Projects
This is a representation of a patient sitting on the edge of his hospital bed. It is based on a memory I have from a clinical rotation, in which someone was diagnosed with cancer with a very poor prognosis. The dark green coating the room and his body represents the overwhelming fear he possibly feels. The blue represents sadness, while the red represents anger.