Duff Hendrickson started making psychedelic films in the 1970s and has been active ever since. “The Theater of the Mind” is a highly surreal, highly psychedelic into the innerspace on the human mind, where Hendrickson finds very bizzare phenomena.
Tags: Duff Hendrickson, psychedelic
Georges Méliès’ 1901 classic Le Voyage dans la Lune is a psychedelic adventure. Even more so with color and set to AIR’s new song Sonic Armada.
Tags: a trip to the moon, air, george melies, le voyage dans la lune, psychedelic film
Some may say mathematics is the language of nature, I tend to believe that mathematics is the language of our human mind.
Did you ever feel like psychedelics help you tap in to the operating system of your mind? why do we all suddenly recognize the patterns of clouds as fractals? where do all these spirals come from? and what do all these numbers mean?
Ah… and glittery glue!!
Tags: math, nature, psychedelic science, spirals
A young woman wakes up to find that she has become weightless, and floats through life until gravity inevitably catches up with her…
- Filip Piskorzynski
Music : “Tasty City”
by Rone
Tags: Filip Piskorzynski, gravity, rone
It was some surprise for me to find out that the music videos to two of R.E.M’s most well-known singles from the 90′s have a somewhat psychedelic style to them.
Both of them have hallucinatory qualities to them, but I especially like how the beautiful video for “Losing My Religion” has the feeling that it takes place inside someone’s mind. The things that the imagery does to the watcher’s imagination… I guess that’s the sort of thing that Terrence McKenna said about it that ”There is a transcendental dimension beyond language…”.
I would also recommend to watch them without the sound, especially the first one. The images can speak for themselves.
Tags: 90's psychedelia, music video, psychedelic, rem
This clip to Yeasayer’s “Ambling Alp” reminds me strongly of the work of Alejandro Jodorowsky.
Tags: 10's psychedelia, yeasayer
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Tags: 1940s psychedelia, Dreams That Money Can Buy, duchamp, psychedelic, surrealism
Tags: go-qualia, Naohiro Yako, psychedelic animation, psychedelic music video, requiem, Sacred Geometry
I just came back from a long trip to a few places, but I’m alwayas looking for the next place.
This video just makes you realize that Dr. Sesuss had a Burning Man going on in his mind on daily basis…
