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Under it all, I am still the little girl wearing her bathing suit to play in the rain. I am still the young boy wanting to play ball. I am still the teenager longing for love. I am still the first-time mother, baby in arms; the soccer mom, hoping beyond hope he will kick the ball. I am still the proud parent, still the wife, still the artist, still having a life. Under it all, I still am. I am me.

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.