Err, it's complicated.

Short version - Help a disabled artist to start to rebuild their life with a Museum exhibition of their art sculptures

Long version - The artist subjected too a prolonged hate campaign from 2004. Multiple physical assaults, death threats, an attempted extortion, criminal damage to his home & property, attacks upon his family & friends. Also authority homophobia & a viscous internet hate campaign, which all contributed to two suicide attempts.

A consultant psychiatrist diagnosed the artist as suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Catastrophic Trauma. The artist experienced physically painful panic attacks, (like heart attacks), severe anxiety, & a form of people related agoraphobia. The consultant psychiatrist likened the artists cognitive condition to that observed of persons living in a war-zone!?

The artist was placed in severe disability welfare group by court tribunal welfare hearing - Now he was - 'Out of sight & out of mind'.

However, he was not idle. The artist sculpted & sculpted, but nobody could see their artwork, him being trapped at home behind closed doors.

Frustrated, he set about getting a disability assistance service dog in 2016 - .and SHE IS WONDERFUL!

The artist donated sculptures to charity. His art raising hundreds of pounds at antique & fine art auctions, but still could not break through the glass ceiling in Cornwall of getting structured help as a cognitively disabled artist.

The artist was creator of sculptures for the UK National LGBT History Project Cornwall Sculpture Exhibition in 2016.

Now an exhibition of the disabled artists sculptures is to be held in award winning museum in Cornwall, UK - but there are costs to the disabled artist, which being on welfare benefits they cannot afford.

Every £1, £5, £10 will make a staggering difference to meeting cost of the Museum Exhibition - which will be FREE to public view

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