Spending an entire childhood breathless, and a terminal diagnosis of pulmonary arterial hypertension arriving at 18, Haley’s life experiences differ vastly from her age group, and is now categorized as a long term survivor of PAH
Haley practices art and is currently studying Radiology with a focus in Invasive Cardiovascular Imaging in New Mexico. Her work has been shown in Taos, New Mexico and Electra Gallery in Santa Fe, New Mexico. She maintains an active and educational role in the Pulmonary Hypertension community; Co-Authoring and Published in the Pulmonary Therapies Medical Journal with Dr. Melisa Wilson, serving on the Patient Engagement Research Council for Janssen Pharmaceuticals, and numerous global art publications regarding communication within this disease.
A merge of worlds between the energy of creation and art versus science and medicine is the passion that drives this body of work. Haley states “my hyper fixation on survival informs much of my work, and it assists in processing my complex post traumatic stress disorder. My muse has become introducing people to the beauty of their bodies and the uncomfortable reality of disability.”
Wolf Haley Art 