A video dedicated to great creatives from our history: before there were diagnoses

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By Patrick Jasper Lee

This film is a dedication to some of the great artists, writers, and composers and their contribution to to our understanding of life. Many of these artists if they were living today would have been given labels of autism, bipolar or schizophrenia. “Tomorrow We Won’t Cry” – music and video by Patrick Jasper Lee.

Patrick Jasper Lee resides in Wales and is on the autism spectrum. He is the author of “Coming Home to the Trees” and “We Borrow the Earth.” He is an expert on Romani Gypsy folklore and myth. His website is www.patrickjasperlee.com. The Art of Autism is looking forward to Patrick Jasper Lee visiting the United States in 2017.

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You may like these other blogs by Patrick Jasper Lee

The Literary Autistic Perspective
The Autistic Perspective: On Meeting an Aggressive Dog
On Being the Psychic Autist
Living in a Geometric Universe: On Being an Autistic Synaesthete

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