PAINTING WITH PARKINSON
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The painting seems to evoke the complexities and emotions associated with Parkinson’s disease and its medication side effects. The vibrant and contrasting colors could represent the energy and life force of individuals, while the darker edges might symbolize the challenges and uncertainties they face. The swirling patterns may reflect the turmoil and confusion that can come with the diagnosis and the side effects of medications.
In terms of interpreting art in the context of Parkinson’s, research suggests that individuals with Parkinson’s may experience art differently. hese side effects can significantly impact a person’s quality of life, which might be reflected in the chaotic and contrasting elements of the painting.
The painting could be interpreted as a visual representation of the ‘conundrum’ of living with Parkinson’s disease – the balance between the benefits of medication and the struggle with its side effects. It’s a powerful reminder of the personal and emotional journey that many individuals with Parkinson’s disease navigate daily.
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Walter Fernandes, whose journey intertwines personal challenge with altruistic triumph. Diagnosed with Parkinson's in Nov. 2016, Walter was faced with a daunting prospect. Over the following years the side effects of medication and the pandemic did not help slow down the progression and affected his career as a Project manager in an insurance company, and more so, his sense of self. The fear of disability loomed large in his mind. however, Walter's narrative is not one of surrender.....
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