Unwelcome Guests is a love letter to survival. It will not shy away from the darkness of mental illness, but refuses to stop there. Through your participation, you can help others feel less alone, and show that healing is not only possible, but powerful.
To participate, please contact Will MorganA photographer with over 20 years of experience. After recovering from a major depressive episode, Will returned to photography with a renewed focus on emotional, narrative-driven work.
Laura MorganAn Irish-born artist who transitioned from high fashion and film to visual art as a way to process her mental health struggles. Laura now uses sculpture to foster empathy, healing, and community. Laura is also the founder and curator of 'An Evenin' at the Clunch', a modern-day salon which brings together an eclectic mix of free thinkers to share their ideas and inspirations in a supportive space.
PressUnwelcome Guests engages with personal experiences that may include themes of mental health, emotional distress, self-harm, or suicide. Taking part in this project, whether through conversation, reflection, or creative contribution, may bring up difficult thoughts or feelings.
Your wellbeing is important. Participation is always voluntary, and you are free to pause, take breaks, or step away from the project at any point. If anything connected to your involvement feels distressing, please consider reaching out for support.
If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 999.
Important Note
The Unwelcome Guests project does not provide therapeutic or crisis support. These resources are offered to help you access appropriate professional support if needed.
If you would like to talk to the project team about how participation is affecting you, you are welcome to do so.