Faces of Psychosis is a powerful and intimate exploration of the author's lived experience with psychosis. This book combines personal reflection and photographic documentation to reveal the haunting, sometimes startling visuals perceived during psychotic episodes. With raw honesty, Jairus Beane invites readers to understand a reality few can imagine-using a technique that captures visual hallucinations through a "curtain-style" photographic method. These unaltered images, paired with introspective narrative, offer a rare look into a mental state that challenges the boundaries of reality, perception, and self-understanding