Trees and fire
Forests burning
harmony and chaos
geometrical patterns
landscapes distorted
Other artists with Alzheimers
To further explore changes in art post Alzheimer's diagnosis, we can examine Wilhelm Utermohlen (1933–2007), an American-born artist best known for the haunting series of self-portraits he created after being diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease in 1995. A classically trained painter, Utermohlen’s early work displayed careful composition and figurative precision. But as the disease progressed, his style changed dramatically—his portraits became more abstract, fragmented, and emotionally raw. These works offer a rare and intimate visual record of cognitive decline, revealing how Alzheimer's can alter perception, expression, and identity.
