A captivating exploration of emotional turmoil, with contrasting shades of orange and blue creating a sense of tension and conflict. The use of light and shadow adds depth and dimensionality to the piece, while also highlighting the reflective quality. The theme of agony is conveyed through the composition, with the feeling of being carried away and drifting in a sea of uncertainty and anxiety at the forefront. The sense of dilemma and the weight of difficult decisions adds to the intensity of the piece, as you’re being drawn into the emotional landscape being depicted.

' Astral Projection ' explores the concept of spirituality and the separation of body and soul. At the center of the painting appears to be a mystic energy in the form of an atom, surrounded by waves of energy in UV fluorescent paint. The energy appears to be expanding or spinning, suggesting the immense power of energy that can be harnessed through spiritual practice. Connecting the upper and lower parts of the painting by the energy, two human bodies are floating, suggesting the division between body and soul. The body below suggests the physical body, as it is closer to the ground, while the body above suggests the soul, as it is floating in uncertainty. The two bodies are wrapped around by waves of power that are expanding, like the pattern on the left and right of the piece. The repetitive pattern suggests unity, emphasizing the connection between body and soul. The colors of the patterns are coherent with the waves of energy, being in neon colors, suggesting the vibrancy and intensity of spiritual energy. The overall effect of the painting is one of harmony, suggesting that the separation of body and soul is not an obstacle to spiritual growth, but rather an opportunity to transcend the physical and connect with the spiritual realm.

Explore the possibility of human evolution by the connection between humans and extraterrestrial life. At the center of the painting is a combination of an alien form and human, symbolizing the idea that humanity has the potential to evolve into something beyond our current understanding. The top part of the being as an alien suggests the possibility of our extraterrestrial ancestors, while the bottom part transformed into human suggests that we were all once part of a cosmic being. The alien-human is connected to the top part of the painting, which consists of a bright green UFO with a band of rays surrounding the being, adding to the enigma and mystery of the scene. It is unclear whether the being is being sucked up into the UFO or being placed on the earth that is below the human form. Beside the earth is a meteorite, appearing to be close to the earth and suggesting a potential crash that could end all life but also create the possibility of new life. The green of the UFO and the top part of the alien contrasts with the human part of the being, which is bright yellow and red, along with the flames from the shooting meteorite. Mystic and tribal patterns in the background add to the enigmatic and otherworldly feeling of the painting, suggesting an unknown language of the universe that is yet to be fully understood.

‘ Electric Forest ‘ can be seen as a celebration of the connection between humans and the natural world, and the transformative power of dance, celebration, and spiritual connection. The vibrant and fluorescent UV acrylic paint enhances the emotional impact of the artwork, creating a sense of wonder and awe that is both joyful and transcendent. The woman with the head of an eyeball dancing in a forest of eyes can be seen as a symbol of heightened perception and awareness, and a deep connection to the natural world. The use of the eyeball as her head suggests a sense of seeing and understanding the world in a unique and profound way, while the forest of eyes can be seen as a representation of the interconnectedness of all things. The glowing tribal patterns on the woman's body can be seen as a symbol of spiritual connection and power, and suggest a sense of harmony and balance with the earth. This idea is reinforced by the forest trees with eyeballs as fruits, which symbolize the idea that nature is always watching and paying attention to us, even when we are not aware of it. The joyful and celebratory gesture of the woman's raised hands can be seen as a symbol of freedom and liberation that comes from being in harmony with the earth and the natural world. The melting effect at the top of the painting can be seen as a symbol of the passing of time, and suggests a connection between the transformative power of love and the transformative power of time. This idea is reinforced by the use of vibrant and fluorescent UV acrylic paint, which creates a sense of movement and energy that adds to the surreal and dreamlike quality of the artwork.

Capturing the idea of parallel universes and the interconnectedness of all things, ‘ Interdimensional Portal ‘ suggests the deep connection between humans, animals, and the natural world, as well as the potential for parallel universes with dimensions beyond our own. The white mandala at the center of the painting can be seen as a symbol of wholeness and unity, representing the idea that all things are interconnected and part of a larger whole. The mandala serves as a focal point, drawing the viewer's attention to the interconnectedness of the different elements in the painting. The human beings and animals in the upper part of the painting can be seen as a symbol of the diversity and complexity of the world around us. The contrasting blue and purple universes behind them suggest the possibility of parallel universes and other dimensions beyond our own, hinting at the idea that there may be more to the world than what we can see with our physical senses. The bright orange decorative patterns on the side and the figures themselves can be seen as a symbol of vitality and energy, representing the idea that life is full of movement and growth. The geometric pattern like stairs at the bottom of the painting reinforces this idea of progression and growth, suggesting that life is a journey that is always moving forward.

' Divine Destroyer ' is a vibrant and mystical painting that depicts the Hindu god Shiva, the lord of destruction and transformation. Shiva sits peacefully at the center of the painting, staring at the viewer with a serene expression. In its palm is an Om symbol, surrounded by light, which symbolizes the sound of the universe and the ultimate reality. The geometric patterns behind Shiva add to the psychedelic and mystical feeling of the painting, with their vibrant colors and repetitive patterns. The patterns suggest the infinite possibilities of the universe and the interconnectedness of all things. They also suggest the transformative power of Shiva, who is believed to destroy the old to make way for the new. The use of vibrant colors in the painting suggests the power and energy of Shiva, while the repetition of patterns suggests the cyclical nature of life and the universe. The painting invites the viewer to explore the spiritual and religious meaning of Shiva and to contemplate the transformative power of destruction and renewal. Celebrating the transformative power of Shiva, viewers are invited to explore the psychedelic, spiritual, and religious meanings of the deity. It encourages us to embrace the transformative power of destruction and renewal, and to contemplate the interconnectedness and infinite possibilities of the universe.

This is a tribute to the work of Albert Hofmann and the transformative power of LSD. The use of loud and vibrant UV acrylic paint mimics the visions experienced during an LSD trip, creating a sense of wonder and awe. At the forefront of the painting, Albert Hofmann is depicted holding the chemical compound of LSD, symbolizing his role as the creator and pioneer of this transformative substance. The mandala on his head and the third eye on his forehead suggest a sense of spiritual awareness and all-knowing, while the chain of DNA beside him represents the influence of his discovery on humanity. A fractal on the top of the painting signifies the unlimited imaginations and possibilities that can be unlocked through the use of LSD. The section of "Bicycle Day" on the top left celebrates the experience that Hofmann had when he took the chemical for the first time, and the profound impact that it had on his perception of the world. The tribal patterns at the background add to the psychedelic feeling of the painting, while the mushrooms on the bottom, along with the Barnsley-like fractal pattern, signify the connection between nature and the power of the mind. This suggests the idea that the transformative power of LSD can help us to tap into a deeper connection with the natural world and unlock new ways of seeing and experiencing the world around us.

Celebrateing the transformative power of Kambo, the bright yellow glowing frog at the top of the painting is the centerpiece of the artwork. The placement of the frog at the top of the painting suggests the power and knowledge that Kambo holds, which draws the viewer's gaze immediately. The frog is standing on a piece of barnsley, a spiral and curled form like fractal, which suggests the infinite possibilities and transformative power of Kambo. The eye in the center of the painting adds to the mystery and power of Kambo, suggesting that there is much to be revealed and understood about this powerful medicine. The hourglass on the side of the painting adds a deeper meaning to the artwork. The hourglass represents the passage of time, suggesting that Kambo has been used for generations and has a long history of healing and transformative power. It also suggests that time is a precious resource, and that we should make the most of it by seeking out the transformative power of Kambo. The background of the painting consists of different tropical plants, emphasizing the connection between Kambo and the natural world. The loud and vibrant colors of the painting suggest the powerful energy and transformative potential of the plant medicine. The use of mystical symbols and powerful colors creates a sense of wonder and awe, inviting the viewer to explore the mystery and transformative potential of this powerful medicine. It encourages us to embrace the transformative power of Kambo and to seek out the healing and transformative potential of the natural world.

Capturing the essence of nature and magic in a unique and captivating way, the first thing that catches the viewer's eye is the rigid and shiny textures that seem to emanate a magical energy. These forces are emitted from nature and are directed towards the mushrooms in the lower corner of the painting, creating a sense of wonder and intrigue. The background of the painting is a forest that glows in the night with a bright fluorescent tone, adding to the surreal and dreamlike quality of the piece. The contrast between the center's loud neon yellow and green and the forest's muted tones creates a dynamic and engaging composition. The use of mixed media in this artwork adds to the unique textures and depth of the piece, creating a sense of movement and energy. The combination of ink and resin creates a mesmerizing effect that draws the viewer in and invites them to explore the details of the painting.