Holly Kilner is a North West-based disabled artist whose work celebrates resilience, awareness and reclamation. Through painting, she explores the emotional landscape of living with chronic illness and disability, transforming personal experience into visual storytelling. Holly's practice is deeply personal and universally human – a reminder to live fully and find creativity, even in pain. She honours her own journey by incorporating awareness ribbon colours that reflects her health conditions, weaving them into each artwork as symbols of reflection and acceptance. Holly paints organ-like forms on repurposed NHS envelopes, turning anxiety-inducing medical correspondence into deeply personal self portraits. These works blur the line between vulnerability and empowerment, body and mind, transforming fragments of her lived experience into visual affirmations of healing. Through her art, Holly invites others to find meaning in the marks that makes us human and the quiet resilience that exists within us all.