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Richard Dawkins – Memes vs. Genes Song
1 JulA Richard Dawkins talk about memes becomes a psychedelic overture.
AYA-AWAKENINGS
26 Jun
AYA: Awakenings is a narrative documentary into the world and visions of ayahuasca shamanism, adapted from the cult book ‘Aya: a Shamanic Odyssey’ by Rak Razam. By blending narration directly from the book with video footage, interviews with practicing curanderos, samples of traditional icaros or magic songs, photographs and cutting edge special effects, Aya: Awakenings reproduces the inner landscape of the visionary state in unprecedented detail, invoking a spiritual awakening in the viewer.
Lost Utopia
25 Jun
Cellular story from Japanese indie animator Mirai Mizue.
There is a DVD available for sale called Mirai Mizue Works Vol 1.
Sándor Reisenbüchler: Zöld intelmek minden napra / Green warnings for every day (1993)
18 Jun
The ending brings to mind Michael Jackson’s “Earth Song” (1995).
Co-directors: István Orosz, Dóra Keresztes, Zsuzsanna Bulyáki, Mihály Sikur.
Miley Cyrus Salvia Simulation
12 Jun
An attempt to simulate the dissociative effects of Salvia Divinorum in both audio and visual.
Animations by Claire Fauché
10 Jun7Colors for the scents
Created as a scented flipbook.
CITRUS⁴
For the debut screening of this one, the exhibition space was perfumed and citrus sweets were given to the visitors. It’s a pity we can’t experience the olfactory elements of these creations, but maybe you are able to get some synesthetic kicks from the animation!
Anna & Bella – Borge Ring
10 JunAnna and Bella is an 1 984Oscar award winning short film by Danish director Borge Ring. It follows the lives of two sisters from childhood to reincarnation (don’t miss the last seconds). Beautiful and moving.
(Link: Lex. Thanks!)
A compilation of psychedelic animations by 1000 Errors
9 JunThis compilation of psychedelic animations was created for the Boom Festival 2012 by the design team 1000 Errors.
American pop
5 Jun
Trailer for the 1981 Ralph Bakshi ground breaking animated film American Pop.
The State Of The Art In Living Animation.
“American Pop” is the animated story of a very talented and troubled family starting with 19th century Russia and moving through several generations of musicians.
The film covers American music from the pre-jazz age through soul, ’50s rock, drug-laden psychadelia, and punk, finally ending with the onset of new wave in the early 1980s.
All those years, all those dreams, all those sons… one of them is going to be a star.
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