New collaborative exhibition developed by young people working, part of the Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival.
Liminal is a collaborative exhibition developed by young people working with the Mental Health Foundation, Edinburgh Children’s Hospital Charity and artist Louise Fraser, exploring the in-between spaces that young people often find themselves in — between childhood and adulthood, wellness and illness, comfort and unease.
The artworks on display have been created by young people with connections to the Royal Hospital for Children & Young People in Edinburgh. Their work captures the emotional complexity of being a young person while living with a range of health conditions.
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