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An illustrated black figure walks an orange tightrope against a beige background. The figure has black lines like another rope, partly wrapped around them.

Eve Loren

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Two illustrated black figures sit intertwined with bright orange rope wrapped around one figure's legs, and the others arms. There is a plain beige background.

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The top half of a black illustrated figure gazes upwards. On each side of the figure is a ghostly version of the same figure depicted with a watercolour effect including orange and blue swirls. There is a plain beige background.

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A black illustrated figure sits hunched over in the centre of the image. Broccoli shapes and foot prints are dotted around the top half of the image in the same black illustrated style. Bright orange lines criss-cross across the whole image. There is a plain beige background.

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A black illustrated figure is hunched over carrying a large rock. The rock and figure have some bright orange details and blue and orange watercolour effects. The background is plain beige.

meet me where i am: listening to insights into the mental health system is an audio book of listening experiments co-created with Alex, Anon, Chloe Beale, Florence, Hattie, Helen, Ninette, Sam and Shan. A project researched, developed and led by Eve Loren. Illustrations by Merlin Evans.

Eve Loren

Mental Health & Justice Project Artist

Eve Loren is an artist, writer and cultural producer with 12+ years’ documentary practice, including award-winning television programmes and work for film, theatre and cultural institutions. Eve spent six years managing survivor-led mental health services in hospitals, prisons, the community and online. Witnessing the catastrophic impacts of austerity, institutional racism, misogyny and discrimination in mental healthcare, she turned her practice towards collective listening as a means of examining power, privilege and injustice in the system.

Eve has presented her work throughout the UK, in Europe and the USA, and has consulted internationally on the development of peer-led mental health services. Her current research and practice explores the rise of fascism and the criminalisation of distress in Britain, trauma, unspeakability and revolt.

www.linktr.ee/Eve_Loren

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