Inside of Me

“Cancer patients have trouble expressing their feelings to family, friends and care-givers,” explains Sonia Kneepkens. That’s what she found after interviewing patients undergoing chemotherapy at a local hospital. She noted down their most poignant expressions and translated these into a series of expressive drawings bound together in a book, Inside of Me. “Drawings form a universal, wordless language that makes complex, painful emotions visible and therefore easier to understand,” she says. With her book, she hopes to inspire others in similar circumstances, helping them to cope.