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Mark Henson captures his images from the
divine mind and carries them back to this world
for all of us to see. Like many of his paintings,
"Temple of Transmutations" is an expression of
the divine Divine Union of all people, places,
and things.
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It could be said that Fred Weidmann has a
fetish for the sacred mushroom. Many of his
paintings exalt the mushroom for its mystical
powers. "Semielanceata" and "Mayastele" are
two such pieces.
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Alex grey is one of the great art mystics of our
time. His work is a portal to another dimension.
The painting displayed here is titled "Net of
being". The work displays the interconnectivity
of conciousness throughout the universe.
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Carey Thompson is well versed in the sacred
geometry and patterns of nature. His pieces
originate in the universal matrix and evolve
unconsciously to create finished art. Pictured
here is the “Di Methyl Temple”, a sculptural
installation created for Burning Man.
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Known as the "Father of Blotter Art Collecting,"
Mark McCloud has been busted twice and
aquitted for his collection of "Ilegal Images". His
"Through the Looking Glass" and "Mad Hatter"
blotter sheets are several of the most
recognizable blotters of all time.
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Pablo Amaringo is a product of the Peruvian
Amazon. His paintings communicate a wisdom
gained from drinking the visionary brew
Ayahuasca. The painting on the right is a
depiction of the spirit world "Beings of the
Vegeta".
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Luke Brown is an intrepid explorer, part of a new
generation of visionaries recontructing the
templates of culture as we know it. His art
speaks of the spiritual mysteries in the human
imagination. His best known piece "Mantis
Dakini" has been produced as both a painting
and sculpture.
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Influenced by Psychedelic Allies and Fantastic
Realist artwork, Robert Venosa paints spiritual
madness with fine technique. The work shown
here is titled "Astral Awakening".
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Martina Hoffmann’s art has been greatly
informed by expanded states of consciousness.
Portraying a language that lies beyond words,
her work contains truths intended to guide our
lives and reunite us with the sacred. “The Muse
of Conscious Awakening” expresses one of her
central themes of enlightened beings.
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Twisted art drenched in psychedelic surrealism.
The art work of Naoto Hattori reveals a separate
world populated by strange creatures and
visionary plants. Like the “Untitled” piece seen
here, much of his work is littered with
Mushrooms and other psychedelic Allies.
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