Describing a DMT trip through art

[raven3davis]

I have never been able to adequately describe a DMT trip by words, but I just figured out how to explain how I felt through art. Check out funkamelons logo, or this pic http://cosm.org/stamp/omega05.jpg


That is exactly how DMT made me feel, and I saw the same shit. I just thought I would share this with everyone. Anyone else have a piece of art that describes their DMT trip?

[PenguinPhreak]

Just in case anyone wants to know, the picture is a painting by Alex
Grey called Oversoul. Alex Grey has done a lot of other amazing
psychedelic artwork as well, if you like that painting you should check
out the rest of his stuff.

[raven3davis]

Ohh, I have checked out all his shit. I love his site. His pictures explain everything.

[lilsteve]

i agree with raven, the fractalized visuals swim described to me
approached infinity, similarly to Grey's work. similarly, the evolution
of thoughts from one to another were incredibly elaborate, like the
blocks at the top of that picture. grey is awesome. <!--
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[genaro]

search for Pablo Amaringo paintings: he's an ayahuasca "shaman" who make paintings of his voyages into the spirit world. Very nice paintings, very psychedelic.

[Eirias]

Just spoke with Alex Grey last week-- he has some new pieces
that are equally fantastic portraying an ayahuasca healing experience,
among other things. Amaringo's work is amazing too, and he is
very successful IMO in describing the subtleties or the Yage
experience. Also, Luke Brown is a fantastic visionary artist,
perhaps one of the best. Check out his "Baphomet" piece, among
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