Floating Thoughts

Crazy little thoughts constantly floating around your head, relentlessly interrupting. The only way to switch them off and gain focus is to take a deep breath and let them float freely until you have order.

If you can imagine yourself conversing in a conversation whilst taking in the many sensory inputs of your environment, and then all these random thoughts start to frantically swimming around in your mind. Would you be able to cope? Would you be able to focus on the conversation? Follow and answer questions? Or would you want to run and hide, or blurt them out to clear them from your mind?

This is reality for many living with ADHD, ASD, anxiety, OCD and other neurodiverse conditions. It is time we allowed others to be themselves, regardless of the diversity; because this world would be just fish in a bowl if we did!

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Rebecca is an acclaimed artist that likes to keep things free and wild allowing the animal to form with progressing layers. She is located in the foothills of the Grampians, South West Victoria where she enjoys being outdoors, preferable in the warmer months, spending a great deal of time immersed in nature and taking in the natural wonders that the local wildlife presents. Her inspiration is drawn from her love of nature and animal and is reflected in her work. She is inspired by the peculiar, inquisitive and sometimes mischievous nature of the animals and enjoy capturing their individual uniqueness that they display.Rebecca is an award winning artist receiving several first places, awards and commendations for her work. She is an active member at the MUD Gallery of Hamilton where she displays selected works for sale; she also has art displayed in private collections throughout Australia.