What do you fear most?

Fear is a deeply human experience. It whispers in quiet moments and roars in times of uncertainty. Sometimes, it motivates us. Other times, it holds us back. But what if we could give our fears a shape? What if, instead of burying them, we brought them to life through art?

As someone who struggles with anxiety and depressive episodes, I know how isolating fear can feel. It’s a constant companion that shapes how we see ourselves and the world around us. Over time, I’ve found that turning to creative projects helps me process these feelings, giving them a space to exist without overwhelming me. This project is born from that personal journey—a way to transform the weight of fear into something meaningful.

What’s the Project About?

While I can’t reveal everything just yet, this will be a collection of art inspired by people’s fears. Each piece will be a visual and/or poetic interpretation of the things that keep us up at night, haunt us, or even motivate us to grow. It’s a way of transforming fear—sometimes dark, sometimes absurd—into something meaningful, beautiful, or even cathartic.

This is more than just an art project; it’s a journey into the collective human experience. It’s about understanding, empathy, and the power of creativity to make sense of the things we often struggle to put into words.

How Can You Be Part of It?

Here’s where you come in: I want to hear about your fears. Big or small, wild or mundane, rational or irrational — all are welcome. Your stories will inspire the pieces in this collection, serving as a foundation for something that blends personal emotion with universal connection.

Submissions are completely anonymous, so you can share freely and honestly. To submit your story, simply fill out this survey and let your thoughts flow. Whether it’s a few words or a detailed description, your input is invaluable.

Why Participate?

We often think of fear as something to be hidden or ignored. But fear is a part of us, as real and essential as joy or hope. By sharing your story, you’re not just contributing to art — you’re participating in a larger conversation about what it means to be human. You’re helping to create something that could resonate with others, offering them a sense of solidarity and understanding.

Stay Tuned

I’m eager to see where this journey takes us, and I can’t wait to share more as the project evolves. For now, thank you for trusting me with your thoughts and being part of this creative exploration.

Let’s transform fear together.