Wednesday, March 16, 2005
The Japanese Gallery of Psychiatric Art
Mental Image
The Japanese Gallery of Psychiatric Art features a series of arresting images from medication ads that depict (I assume) depression, paranoia, anxiety and schizophrenia, but also bliss. Surrealism seems to be the preferred visual style for conveying mental states all around the world, although abstraction, psychedelia, conventional illustration, sculpture and noirish photography are also represented here. The most disturbing image, however, is a simple photo of a woman wearing an "Electric Hypnotic Machine."
(via The Presurfer)
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Labels:
graphic,
link mania,
surrealism
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I would like to know a bit more about The Japanese Gallery of Psychiatric Art because it is so real, it is craziness drawn by a crazy. SO CRAZY!
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