Laura's Art & Crafts

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Size: 11"*14"
Medium: Charcoal on drawing paper

There’s no warning. Just a switch flipped somewhere deep in the nervous system.

“Dysregulated” captures the moment when stress overwhelms the body’s ability to cope—when thought gives way to reaction, and control becomes impossible. The wide, glassy eyes and strained expression suggest someone caught inside the physiological spike of a panic attack. She is present, but hijacked.

Rendered in tense, deliberate charcoal strokes, the portrait doesn’t beg for help or pity—it simply exists in the episode. Muscles tense, vision narrows, heart accelerates. The body responds as if under threat, even if no threat can be named.

This is not drama. It’s dysregulation.

Perfect For:

Mental health–centered exhibitions

Emotional realism in storytelling art

Collectors drawn to portraits that name invisible experiences