fool mooning
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Psychedelic Art by Kelsey Brookes
Kelsey Brookes was born in 1978 in Denver. A formally trained scientist who spent years tracking viruses for the US government he now resides in San Diego, California as a painter.
Kelsey’s current work started out as a distraction. About a year and a half ago while still doing representational work, he began making small circular paintings as a way to break up his fastidious process. These mandala-like paintings were simply an escape, a moment of respite from a practice that had become labored and overwrought; while interviewing Kelsey in his San Diego studio he stated, “I wasn’t having fun representing these figures over and over again anymore… I started doing these more abstracted paintings because they were a distraction, and I wanted that.”
And now Kelsey is fully immersed in this work - large, colorful, and methodical paintings based on his understanding of neurobiology, with a focus on the molecular structure of serotonin as well as hallucinogenic and pharmaceutical drugs and the visual patterns they create in our brains. via & via
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“The ecstasy of solitude comes when you are not frightened to be alone.” — J. Krishnamurti (via thebuddhistmind)(via makemethesea)
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“The same test repeats itself over and over in different forms… until you pass it, until you learn the lesson it was sent to teach.” — (via cosmofilius)(via siriamardev)
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pomegranate heart, dried pomegranate skins sewn with embroidery silk
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This drawing was made 700 years ago by a 7-years-old boy named Onfim who lived in Novogrod. -
“The only way to make sense out of change is to plunge into it, move with it, and join the dance.” — Alan Wilson Watts (via purplebuddhaproject)(via infinite-geometry)