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Reinier Gamboa does mushrooms.
Waking Life is his favorite movie. He finds himself in momentary fits of existential crisis; he is a fan of Che. He quotes Blake from time to time, and on April 14th of 2008 Reineir climbed on top of his roof with Alex’s Gray’s “The Mission of Art” and read passages, aloud.
Teeth marks, he says, were left in the cover.
Molting abstractions, delicate pattern systems, hallucinagentic color theory, god’s eye mindscaping, rawkus swipes of emotion-come-techne application, paint and pencil strokes blurred into the unimpeachable parts of our visual cortex—so that the modicum and particle of his dreaming head are transmuted into our visual experience…
Do give him a look, won’t you?
Crazy proud to be Hungarian.
This is one of my favorite images I have seen in a very long time. There is a line crossed between fact and fiction that’s extraordinary.
“Blindness II”
Many thanks to everyone who made it out!
The give away went smashingly.
James Kuhn. Heavy.
Thanks to the and all around talented fellow Christian Simmons for the tip via facebook. (watch his reel. you won’t regret it.)
[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]
Interested in ranting evocations? Like pictures?
Give this article a try! Art and Media: Spiritual Bloodletting.
(image credit= Max Beckmann Hell of Birds)
Giving these away. Check here.
