Sarah Broas

Art

tri-color linocut print (white, black, and a blue-grey color) depicting a person with long, wavy hair looking out of a window with bars. Light is coming from between the bars, illuminating their face. The word "abolition" is displayed vertically on the right side of the image. The print is on white paper.
Black and white linocut print depicting a bird flying over a barbed wire fence. The words "free us all" are between the bird and the barbed wire. There is a black outline around the design.
Black and white linocut print with the words "the hardest pill to swallow doesn't come in a bottle". There is a wide open mouth in the lower righthand corner, with a hand dropping a gigantic pill into the mouth. Inscribed in the pill are the words "the mental health industrial complex is state violence disguised as 'care'".
Digital black and white art depicting the inside of a psychiatric ward. The door and windows have grates over them. There is a 'patient' strapped laying down to a bed, with a security camera positioned towards them. There is a psychiatrist holding a needle, looking towards the patient saying "I'm just like you! I'm Mad too!".
Black and white digital art with the phrase "I see beauty in your Madness". There are flames coming up from the bottom, a bird flying upwards into a sky with lighting, clouds, rain, and stars.
Colorful digital art showing a green shaded brain with lightning bolts positioned outward. The brain is surrounded by many colorful pills. The brain also has spears and weapons sticking out, facing outward towards the pills. White handwritten text says "My battle is not with an illness within. Rather, it is with the psychiatric hegemony that keeps me oppressed."
Digital art with two blue birds hugging in front of an open bird cage. The bird cage is on fire, with a label above the door saying "psychiatric prison". The text on the image says "healing doesn't happen in cages. anti-carceral care is possible"