The Scars YOU Don't See

in collaboration with artist Amín Concepción

Each story has been inspired by the artist's artwork. The motive of this collaboration of writings and drawings is to tell short stories as a form of letters to oneself and to the reader, to describe emotions and realities of many people today, where sadness, loneliness and fear reach a point where they affect mentally and people begin to feel drowned in their own thoughts and emotions.

At the beginning of each short story, there will be the artwork that inspired the author to write about it.

Meet the Author

Seline, pseudonym of Camille Almánzar

I have always been passionate about storytelling and reading. I am impressed by the influence it has on people and their decisions. I get fully involved in every project, I immerse myself in the search, research and creation of stories that I consider worth writing about.

As a writer, I have a great curiosity and initiative and I am interested in adapting current issues and problems with a view to solving them through my stories. I write about feelings, thoughts and actions that these entail, mainly mental health.

Meet the Artist

Amín Concepción

Amin Concepción Stubbs, is a Dominican youth artist, who started in the art world at the age of 14, after leaving behind his musical studies.

Using a mixed technique, which includes the use of acrylics, charcoal, pastels and ink for the realization of his works, working on cardboard bases, newspapers or fabric.He seeks to transmit a genuine expression through his art, which mostly presents sadness and despair, exposing these in the form of social criticism.

The works lack a name or any kind of label so that the viewer can generate his own conclusions based on his own perspective.