Archive | May, 2016

Coldplay – Up&Up (Official video)

21 May

Coldplay’s new music video Up&Up directed by Vania Heymann and Gal Muggia is a surrealist masterpiece bringing together all types of disparate elements like cars driving on the rings of Saturn, a gymnast jumping over fields bombarded by napalm bombs, a ferry docking inside a bathtub, or people diving inside a washing machine. Just beautiful.

Shakespeare Lives in 2016:Macbeth, directed by David Wilson with animation by Ian Miller

20 May

Shakespeare getting psychedelic! This video was commissioned by the British Council to celebrate the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death.

Massive

19 May

 

By: Dan Chen

Secret Friend – Diving In A Sea Of Light (music video by Micah Buzan)

18 May

Micah is back with another wonderful journey presented in a melange of styles.

Nathan Felix: Harmonious Harlot (music video by Bill Tavis)

17 May

Brilliant visuals from Bill Tavis. Apparently he uses custom code to generate them.

Incidentally, he is having a Kickstarter for a Mandelmap poster.

The first modern images of a human brain on LSD

16 May

Last month the first MRI images of the brain on LSD caused quite a stir in world media. This video by Quartz will explain what it’s all about in a nice, chilly way.

That Sugar Song – Official Music Video

14 May

The deliciously psychedelic music clip from the excellent film “That sugar film” will teach you all about the dangers of sugar and how it lurks around so many types of processed foods.

La Bionda- I Wanna Be Your Lover with animation by Guido Manuli

13 May

La Bionda was a late 70’s-early 80’s Italian disco band. The lovely bit of animation in this groovy video was created by Italian animator Guido Manuli. I love the hand clap edits!

C O B W E B S

12 May

 

By: Zack El-magharbel

Dead Man’s Trip by Liam Key

11 May

Short film based on real experiences of increased resolution in mental imagery.

Dreams, the imagination and stored visual imagery in memory play an important role in all our daily lives. They are the basis of invention and use cognitive processes which are not well understood by even the leading neuroscientists. This short film is a testament to the brains ability to see things with the mind’s eye clearly and precisely as 3-dimensional visual imagery.

All 3D models, animation and musical score by Australian visual artist and researcher Liam Key.

Liam has a PhD work “Using 3D animation to visualise N, N-dimethyltryptamine (DMT) complex visual hallucinations”, which was unfortunately rejected due to major errors in terms of the scientific method. I still recommend to check it out as he worked directly with Rick Strassman M.D, developing 12 x 3D animated scenes of complex visual hallucinations recorded in the most recent human DMT study done in the past 40 years.