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Vanessa Guzmán, a third-year art student, suffered from anxiety and panic attacks when she was a high school student. After being homeschooled and overcoming a two-year-long state of social isolation, she began exploring new mediums of art at her community college, such as performance art. Her exhibition &quot;Ellos&quot; was recently displayed in the Broad Art Center. (Chelsea Zhang/Daily Bruin)

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Vanessa Guzmán had her first panic attack in the middle of a high school math exam. Guzmán said she felt the walls closing in on her, and all the noises around her magnified.

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Wednesday, March 18, 2026

Student’s art exhibition spotlights nuances of human interaction

By Tiger Zhong

Nov. 14, 2017 12:08 a.m.