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Argues that psychedelic art is produced in direct relation to psychedelic drug use, seeking to replicate aspects of the induced visionary experience.
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There is an obvious relationship between psychedelic drug use and the production of psychedelic art that seeks to replicate aspects of the visionary experience induced by LSD, mescaline, or even ca...
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