The art below was created by ritual abuse, extreme abuse and mind control survivors. In addition, a number of survivors are professional artists who have created art with themes of ritual abuse, extreme abuse, mind control and Dissociative Identity Disorder.
Artist Survivors
Kim Noble
Kim Noble is an artist with Dissociative Identity Disorder resulting from childhood abuse including mind control programming, and she is an acid attack survivor. Kim and many of her alter identities began creating art to help with healing, before becoming a professional artist. See a selection of her/their art on kimnobileartist_ (instagram) and Kim’s flickr albums.
In addition, Kim wrote the Forward to Alison Miller’s book Becoming Yourself: Overcoming Mind Control and Ritual Abuse, and published her memoir All of Me in 2021. Kim has been interviewed by Oprah about living with DID, and by a number of mainstream newspapers.
Lynn Schirmer
Lynn Schimer is an artist and website designer, she survived childhood torture, including mind control and medical experimentation under Project MK-Ultra, and ritual abuse perpetrated by her family. Her drawings In The Labs, Project 1990-2019, and DIDiva come from her experiences of mind control programming, torture and having Dissociative Identity Disorder. Website: Lynn’s art. Lynn Schirmer’s bio.
Artwork: Ritual and Extreme Abuse and Mind Control
Safety Notice
The survivor art below has graphic images that may be distressing or triggering to view, and show adult themes including suicidality, violence, and abuse. There may also be symbols/images linked to mind control programming.
Before scrolling down, you may wish to have grounding resources or a support person available. Only you know if you if it is wise for you to view these at this moment.
Themes in the artwork
Themes in the images may include extreme abuse, incest or rape; ritual or religious themes including the occult; threats to survivors; spiritual and emotional abuse; mind control programming including cues and triggers to act; self-injury, suicide methods, eating disorders, drug use; medical experimentation; MK-Ultra and government abuse; death and dying, harmed or killing of babies, children or animals; perpetrators of abuse; war and military; plus many more.
Images of recognizable people: Any art that includes photos or the likeness of a well-known or famous person should not be considered representative of the actual actions or the characteristics of that person. This is particularly the case for digital images, the image may be used as a “model”, to represent another person, or it may be symbolic (such as representing the abuser(s) ideology, the political environment, government policies, or people accused of similar abuse), or just used to create an artistic effect.
Art by Grace
Not What You Think by grace2244, 1997/1998 
Feelings: Struggling Life is Too Hard by grace2244, 2011 
Feeling Concussion Pain by grace2244, 2011 
Masonic Mysteries by grace2244, 2011 
Cassie before Awakening by grace2244, 2011-11-23 
Life in Disguise by grace2244, 2011 
Kate’s Realization by grace2244, 2011-12-05 
Head in Clouds by grace2244, 2012-07-12 
Gracie, Pink Stairs and Breaking the Barrier to Love by grace2244, 2012 
Feeling Past Floats Up by grace2244, 2012 
Lots Going On by grace2244, 2012 
Shutting Down by grace2244, 2012 
Breaking out of Programming by grace224, 2012-10-09 
Forced back to Wonderland by grace2244, 2012 
Mother Reunion by grace2244, 2012 
Oz Tinman Coming to Life by grace2244, 2013 
Raven’s Rebirth Sad by grace2244, 2013 
Raven’s Release 2 by grace2244, 2013 
Oz Tinman by grace2244, 2013-09-01 
Oz Tin Man Programming by grace2244, 2013 
Hand Me Downs by grace2244 
Live the Life by grace2244, 2012-06-27
Credits: Grace2244, also known as Maggie Grace, has shared these collages under a Creative Commons NC-ND-3.0 unported license, meaning anyone can create copies as long as they are attributed to grace2244 and are not edited, remixed or used commercially. These are original art created without the use of artificial intelligence. Copies can be obtained from Grace’s blogs:
- The Art Journey of Grace
- Falling into Me (Inside Maggie’s Brain, mostly poetry)
- Grace Uncensored
- Know Dissociation
- Understanding & Healing From Designer Dissociation (Forbidden Topic)
About Grace
Grace2244, who also disclosed her name was Grace/Maggie Grace, experienced ritual abuse and mind control from her earliest years, including the CIA’s Project MK-Ultra and extreme abuse within her family. She disclosed this in her blogs, creating at least six blogs and hundreds of artworks, especially collages, many with themes of mind control, mind control programming, MK-Ultra, ritual abuse, and child sexual abuse. Her artwork was one of the main ways she worked through her trauma. A selection of her art is below. Grace has passed away, but before her death she added a “creative commons” license to her blogs, to allow others to reproduce it as long as no changes are made and she is credited. All the information here can be found in her various blogs which have so far remained online. Grace/Maggie Grace was a survivor and former therapist and a veteran of the US Air Force and was known by many active in the ritual abuse survivors.
Images of other people in Grace’s collages: Some of the artwork may include photos of identifiable actors, public figures, or famous people, these are used for convenience and to keep consistent figures across different collages, as described in the related blogs); the artwork does not represent the actions or the character of that person. Any identifiable people in the collages also do not necessarily link to characteristics of specific alter personalities, except where survivors have used scans of their own childhood photos.
Grace/Maggie also revealed in her blog that she had self-published her memoir Paperclip Dolls (1999), under the pen name Annie McKenna.[1]
Use of Digital tools and AI
Unless otherwise stated, images shown are human created and have not been produced using AI; they are original art. All images dated before 2023 were created before generative AI was publicly available. Digital collages may use some images or photographs found elsewhere online using effects created by using image editing tools, for example removing backgrounds, using an oil painting effect filter, or blending in colors.
Copyright issues
Survivors with work shown here have given permission for their art to be shared, and copyright remains with the creators, who set the conditions for the use of their work.
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