Wayne Howard-Saunders aka. The Painless Artist is a contemporary surrealist artist from Suffolk is featured in Artist & Illustrators Magazine. The article addresses art as a therapy that has helped Wayne to live with multiple cauda equina syndrome spinal injuries and many syndromes. Wayne's surrealist work is a clever use of juxtapositions to turn a negative experience into a positive, inspiring others and educate audiences of CES and the impact of living with disabilities.

Wayne presents 'The Science of The Resurrection 2026' a surreal Christian artwork submitted to the Christian Art Prize. Living with complex spinal injuries and chronic pain, Wayne rediscovered his creativity through psychotherapy supported by the Cauda Equina Champions Charity. As a Charity Ambassador, he uses art to raise awareness of Cauda Equina Syndrome, explore faith, science and disability, and inspire others to find hope and purpose through life's challenges.

This morning I had the urge to distract myself from over thinking and living with realising my chronic injuries feels like they have got worse. I didn't know what to paint which is in itself an obvious bug bear for any artist. So, I wanted to be in the moment and just go with the flow and see where it takes me! Once the paint hits the canvas, the vibrancy of the colours seems to satisfy my creative urges and dampen down my frustrations to som3 degree. There is also something

British Surrealist Artist Wayne Howard-Saunders aka. The Painless Artist progress picture of current painting The Science of The Resurrection 2026.