Living in Cuba, Rose Marie Cromwell encountered the strange, the surreal, and the spiritual. With her photos, she wove it into a story full of surprises.
Color
Early color film, Cuban intensity, painted sonatas.
“Psychedelics offer us life in high-definition”
Amanda Feilding once drilled a hole in her skull to broaden her consciousness. Today, she is a leading advocate for the use of psychedelics to cure mental illnesses. She told us why LSD is not a party drug but should be considered taking in a museum.
Brain burning with color
Ukrainian painter Kazimir Malevich considered the art of painting shackled by natural forms and colors. In 1918, he wrote down why it needed to be set free – a manifest equally fascinating and crazy.
Landscape, in C sharp minor
This is how you turn music into color.
The Banality of Color
Why looking at the past in color is such an uncanny experience.