Trauma Spectrum is an exhibition by artist Emily Flynn-DeLay exploring the nonlinear process of healing from trauma. The show features three full-figure sculptures, each positioned in direct relation to two dimensional painted objects they face or observe. These painted elements act as visual stand-ins for memory, perception, and internalized experience.

Through the physical tension between sculptural bodies and painted imagery, Trauma Spectrum examines how trauma is revisited, confronted, and gradually recontextualized over time. The figures do not depict moments of impact, but rather states of reflection and captures the quiet, ongoing work of processing what remains.

The exhibition invites viewers to consider healing not just as a single moment of resolution, but as a spectrum of awareness, distance, and change.