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Kutay Cengil’s work consists of short 3d animations ranging from abstract to absurd. You can see more at his excellent tumblr page here.
Cold-weather psychedelia from Marco Nuñez. The song is Regret Making Mistakes by Balam Acab.
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Kutay Cengil
22 FebKutay Cengil’s work consists of short 3d animations ranging from abstract to absurd. You can see more at his excellent tumblr page here.
The White Winter Mountains
25 JanCold-weather psychedelia from Marco Nuñez. The song is Regret Making Mistakes by Balam Acab.
Infinite Dream I & Finite Abyss – by Bea
12 JanVimeo user Bea has some really sweet positive vibe psychedelic video. Her relaxation aid video from above really did the work for me… Her other video “Finite Abyss” which takes place in a strange pink universe also had quite a soothing enchanting effect on me. Nice!
Carnival and other mystical stuff
27 DecThis is the intro to one of the most mystic and psychedelic television series that I’ve ever seen. If you are into weird slow mystical psychedelic stories you should watch it. It had only two seasons so it’s not too much of an addiciton
And if we are dealing with mystical experiences… every mystical experience needs flashy lights:
But if you want to experience the wonders of the mind here and now check out this mind-illusion video:
What dreams may come
5 Dec
In this 1998 movie, relating a possible life after death, R. Williams has a great sensory experience !
Infographic animations – Marco Bagni
26 NovMarco Bagni creates spectacular infographic animations. His infographic reel has a groovy feeling to it, which makes information seem groovy in itself.
Here is another one of his videos, an “infographic essay on the meaning of life” which features the pretty psychedelic idea that “getting lost is the only way to find your path”, which reminded me of Timothy Leary’s famous quip that “You have to go out of your mind to use your head”.
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A Slower Speed of Light
18 NovA Slower Speed of Light is a game developed by the MIT Game Lab and it aims to make the crazy world of special relativity relatable to everyday experience. You can experience the Doppler effect, the searchlight effect, time dilation, Lorentz transformation and the runtime effect all rendered in realtime. And all of this in the familiar setting of a first person platform game with loads of colorful, vibrant giant mushrooms.
You can download the game for free here and study physics all night long.
(Btw, the game is open-source and the code will be released soon. so if you would like to develope a game with an engine that renders relativistic physics in real time…)
[many thanks to Karo]
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