One of Disney’s weirdest films, an a adaption to the surreal classic “Alice in Wonderland”, was set to the Beatles’ psychedelic music . I love the result.
One of Disney’s weirdest films, an a adaption to the surreal classic “Alice in Wonderland”, was set to the Beatles’ psychedelic music . I love the result.
We wish you a million tiny celebrations of a psychedelic life!
(btw, I did enjoy playing both videos at the same time quite a bit…)
We have covered Minecraft before here on dpv. But this time the psychedelic activity is completely user generated. And this proofs an important point: If people would live in a box of legos they would still look for a way to trip.
It is also interesting to compare the aesthetics especially of the first video to the trippy sequence of 2001: A Space Odyssey.
Whenever I book a flight to a big city I try to make it a night landing. Those pulsing breathing organisms of light look so alien and soothing.
The title of this video of this video on YouTube sounds derogatory, but after watching the video itself, it really makes me laugh.
There is something so incredibly cool about people who are really really stoned, or for that matter, maybe just don’t care about social conventions.
This girl is really expressing herself, and to me, this is one of the most beautiful things to watch.
They tell us that fractals are all around us in nature, but I didn’t know birds could do that. I don’t even know if this counts as some sort of fractal, most probably not, but it certainly looks like one of those old Microsoft Windows screen savers from the 90’s. Only one thousand times more amazing, because it’s all real, and it’s all birds! Quite spectacular!
This is what happens when you mix acroyoga and string theory’s multiverse.
(Link: Shalom. Thanks!)