Jay Saul has been creating animation videos since 1983, but ” it is only recently that it is approaching possible to show them the way they look uncompressed in full resolution. ”
“The most ordinary things create visuals when one is tripping. It is when one is not tripping–that is the challenge–to bring things back through the door.” says Saul.
You can find some beautiful stuff among the dozens of videos featured on his YouTube page here.
These virtual-reality associated vids are recommended by the creators to watch with red&blue 3D glasses! I’ve tried it and I agree.
Epilepsy warning! Although I don’t know why anyone with epilepsy would want to read this blog. Technically, there is nothing wrong with the soundtrack, but I’m not sure about the composer’s mind.
“LSD Dream Emulator” is a PS 1-era game, it became cult classic for it being released only in Japan, and remaining widely unknown up till today. In the game you have to achieve no goal,there are no battles, nothing but exploring completely random environments. The main appeal for players is its insanity.
The only thing you have to do in it is to wander deeper and deeper into your simulated consciousness. Daring to face hallucinations that get more and more messed-up – without getting killed. Do you really want to get yourself into that trip?
The upper video was taken at the beginning of the game, while the bottom one (featuring the narration by the YouTube user who uploaded it), is from the final part of it.
Another mind-blower from the German demofreaks. If you want to run it real-time on your computer, you can download the demo from the Farbrausch site.
Ian Clemmer’s work has been previously featured here on the DPV. Later on, I have had the privilege of meeting Clemmer personally last summer and watch this video in an HD Stereoscopic 3D format. Ian is one of the most spectacular psychedelic video artists of our time, and has created an amazing variety of stunningly beautiful films, most of which, like “Nature is Numbers” or the piece which I like to call “21st century Kandinsky”, have never been put online, which is a real real shame. So it might be a good idea to write him on his Vimeo account and try to persuade him to put them online, for us video-junkies out there.
Obviously, no need to talk about mandelbrot’s fractals…
here we present the mandelbulb 3D !
When you experience that the actual world you see is only one way of seeing the world, you start perceiving worlds of possibilities amidst the actual. This is a kindred appeal in psychedelic practices, philosophy and modern mathematics etc.
Expand your mind, expand your actual possibilities.
(lots of thanks to Arjan Dhupia again for providing this link)
1stAveMachine created this alien plant music video for Alias.
Here’s another plant bit they did for Quinns fruit alcohol drink.
The Daily Psychedelic Video 