Angelique Darding is a Dutch photographer with a story to tell. Already from an early age, the camera was her medium of expression, being intrigued by the power of recreation that photography can hold. Darding’s visual world is very much defined by a severe anxiety disorder and it is the camera that keeps linking her to reality. Through photography she can also invite others into her world. Although it profoundly scares her, there is a heartfelt urge to put her work out for the world to see. There is an urge to break the isolation, to break the taboo on psychiatric disorders. With every photograph she breaks the silence. She presented her work in a solo exhibition at the Puddingfabriek in 2018. Her work was part of ODD 2019, AMUSE 2019 at Gallerie Wilms, and the Dark Riot Photo Collective exhibition in November 2019.