From mental health we never talk enough. If until not long ago it was a taboo, something to hide and be ashamed of, now, on the contrary, we are trying to talk more and more about a topic that influences the lives of many. The goal is to discuss problems related to the psyche and emotions in an open and honest way, putting it aside stigma with which those who are struggling with their own are looked at mind. When you are a victim of abuseThen, the sense of guilt and shame can make us feel overwhelmed: telling what happened to us is the only way to completely reverse the situation and regain the power that was temporarily taken away from us. This is why the book recently published by Yi Zhou it is a real act of empowering.
The multimedia artist e fashion influencers of Chinese origins, raised in Rome, is known in the art circuit for her video installations at the Biennale of Beijing And Venice as well as at the prestigious festivals of Cannes And Sundance. In 2011 she in China, where she became a star of Tudouplatform similar to You Tubefounded YiZhouStudio, a company that deals with marketing and branding. In 2018, in Los Angeles, he created the production company Into The Sun Entertainment with the aim of transmitting to the public his love for cinema but also to tell the stories of those who, too often, are confined to the margins.
Yi Zhou introduces the book The Art of Triumph: Trauma, Sex, and Art.
Yi Zhouin fact, has always used its platforms (only on Instagram boasts more than one and a half million followers) to talk about creativity, inclusiveness and, above all, mental health considering it precisely storytelling a valuable tool to inspire change and understanding. That’s why he wrote a book, The Art of Triumph: Trauma, Sex, and Art, which tells how she survived, thanks to art, traumatic experiences that made her the victim of narcissistic and manipulative personalities Hollywoodbut not only.
Yi Zhou at the offices of his production company Into the Sun Entertainment in Los Angeles.
Its publication in June is not accidental given that these days marks the PTSD Awareness Month, the month dedicated to raising awareness of all things PTSD. Which afflicts those who have suffered harassment physical but also mental and finds himself having to deal with heavy and complex consequences on a psychological level. Throughout the book, Yizhou explores takes a journey back into his past traumas, giving readers not only hope but also the instruments to survive a painful experience like his.
