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The Shoshone Tribe served as a beacon of hope to the Corps of Discovery as it traversed the northern part of the Missouri River. On every journey there must be hope for an ultimate destiny. That destiny is not usually what we expect, but most times it is even better.

Eyes capture light's variations as the mind interprets color-filled patterns. Lesa Weller's art expresses and eases her struggle with Dissociative Identity Disorder. Emotions from lost time resurface in ink, oils, artist markers, colored pencils and watercolors. Her abstracts combine geometric and organic forms in arresting colors and stylish designs. If you believe you have Dissociative Identity Disorder, please help us with research at StuffThatWorks.