Few movements have left as profound an impact in the ever-evolving landscape of visual art and design as the psychedelic revolution of the 1960s. Today, we find ourselves in the height of a new area that marries the mind-bending aesthetics of the past with the limitless possibilities of AI and XR.

Rooted in the ethos of exploration, connection, and transformation, a philosophy that seeks to integrate the principles of psychedelics—into design.

In a world where sound can sculpt consciousness and music serves as a guiding light through the labyrinth of the psyche, we stand at the forefront of a revolutionary understanding of auditory experiences.

This article explores key strategies for online event design, emphasizing the creation of engaging, unforgettable experiences that align with our vision of turning contemporary challenges into opportunities.

In a thought-provoking article published by VICE, Shayla Love explores the intriguing connection between psychedelic experiences and environmental consciousness.

The psychology of design, where principles and theories rooted in human behaviour and cognition guide the creation of exceptional experiences…

In this article published on Psychedelics Today on May 14, 2024, Alexandra Plesner and Floris Wolswijk explore the profound impact of psychedelics on modern design and creativity.

Drawing from diverse philosophical traditions such as pragmatism, phenomenology, existentialism, and postmodernism, it informs both the practice and theory of design.

Can psychedelics offer support in designing more sustainable futures?

In an article published on Lucid News, Bruce Damer, Co-founder and President of the Center for MINDS, explores the historical intersection of psychedelics and intellectual creativity.

Proponents of a new wave of interest in hallucinogens say the right trip at the right time can change how people think about the natural world. By Winston Ross for Bloomberg

Psychedelics have long been associated with stigma and misconceptions–including the visual-heavy funky patterns and colours–but as research uncovers their therapeutic potential, designers are stepping in to reshape perceptions.

Amber X. Chen explores for Atmos Magazine the intriguing intersection of psychedelics, plant medicine, and climate activism.

Why is imagination important in the context of the evolution of Homo sapiens, and what did psychedelics potentially have to do with it?

Researchers are starting to explore the synergies of using virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) technology with psychedelics.