Psychological suffering is an essential
component of Jonathan Harnisch’s artistic creativity. The same prolifically expressed dark
emotions poured into his art triggers the darker side of his core as much
concerned with creativity as with negative reaction. Madness, trauma, stress,
and memories surface, the same intensity and passion he seeks resulting in self-actualizing
healing. <a href='http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GC6rHS5TK-U&feature=youtu.be'>YouTube</a>

Psychological suffering is an essential component of Jonathan Harnisch’s artistic creativity. The same prolifically expressed dark emotions poured into his art triggers the darker side of his core as much concerned with creativity as with negative reaction. Madness, trauma, stress, and memories surface, the same intensity and passion he seeks resulting in self-actualizing healing. YouTube

Psychological suffering is an essential
component of Jonathan Harnisch’s artistic creativity. The same prolifically expressed dark
emotions poured into his art triggers the darker side of his core as much
concerned with creativity as with negative reaction. Madness, trauma, stress,
and memories surface, the same intensity and passion he seeks resulting in self-actualizing
healing.&nbsp;<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GC6rHS5TK-U&amp;feature=youtu.be" rel="noopener noreferrer">YouTube</a>

Creativity and Trauma: Touched with Fire

What if you had such severe schizophrenia that your life was just one hallucination after another? And what if people kept trying to drag you back out of those hallucinations, to prove that you weren’t living in reality, and that reality was nothing more than a psych hospital? Would you go? Would you make that leap back into reality, leave such a vivid life, for ceramic walls and metal gurneys?

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