Scott Hunt: Photography

Published May 17, 2013 | By the Bipolar Village Gallery

I was in the USAF when trouble began to brew for me. After being discharged from the USAF in ’95, I was having great difficulties maintaining a job. My life was a roller coaster and I almost lost the love of my life. I went to the Denver VA and had my self-placed on the mental ward, where I was diagnosed as bipolar. Many medications later, I have finely come to the conclusion this is a part of who I am. I have embraced this part of me, I truly feel without being Bi-Polar I could never see the world the way I do. These things I cannot explain, but can only share this understanding with others whom have the same sight I do. I am Bi-Polar and proud of it. I love art it is the only way I know how to express myself, I am also a poet, and struggling writer. Without art, there would be no life, for life is art. Oh, also I currently live in Montana.