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Local Photographer in Mahomet Captures Powerful Stories of Survivors Through Her Art


Local Photographer in Mahomet Captures Powerful Stories of Survivors Through Her Art

In Mahomet, Illinois, a local photographer is transforming the experiences of domestic abuse survivors into compelling art, without any charge. Emily Donohoe, who owns Pixels Studio, has initiated a heartfelt project named “Through Purple Eyes.” This initiative involves engaging with survivors to craft unique canvases that honor their resilience, strength, and courage.

Donohoe emphasizes the importance of confidentiality, ensuring that each survivor’s story remains private. She views this project as a collaborative endeavor where both she and the survivors work together to create meaningful art.