Exhibition

Nightmare Psychedelic

A digital exhibition of generated accidents, recovered and finished as deliberate works.
57 works across 10 galleries

Nightmare Psychedelic began as an archive of machine-made accidents. The exhibition preserves their strangeness while treating each selected image as a finished work.

A wide-eyed silver-gray mask-like face with vivid red and green eyes, framed by a dense cable-like headdress.
Gallery · 9 works

Ritual Grotesque

Distorted bodies, masks, and ceremonial figures caught somewhere between portraiture and rite.

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A dim surreal interior with a dark sofa-like form, a small pale face at center, and abstract hovering shapes above it.
Gallery · 12 works

Synthetic Oneirism

Dream-logic rendered in polished synthetic forms.

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Untitled work image043 from the Ceremonial Surrealism gallery of Nightmare Psychedelic.
Gallery · 12 works

Ceremonial Surrealism

Processions, costumes, and impossible ritual spaces.

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A fantastical portrait of a pale mask-like figure with dramatic black-and-gold headdress, painted facial geometry, and richly patterned ceremonial clothing.
Gallery · 12 works

Fantastical Portraits

Faces and figures that seem to remember a world that never existed.

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Gallery · 0 works

Chromatic Polyptychs

Color-driven sequences and fractured multi-panel forms.

Gallery in development
Four-panel surreal specimen board combining costumed figures, mask-like faces, and distorted human forms.
Gallery · 3 works

Specimen Boards

Collected anomalies presented with the composure of evidence.

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Untitled work image468 from the Graphic Fractures gallery of Nightmare Psychedelic.
Gallery · 3 works

Graphic Fractures

Images that break toward poster, diagram, collage, and visual rupture.

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Gallery · 0 works

Gilded Idols

Gold, ornament, and the suspicious dignity of invented icons.

Gallery in development
Untitled work image984 from the Acid Court gallery of Nightmare Psychedelic.
Gallery · 6 works

Acid Court

A bright, unstable court of impossible figures and ceremonial excess.

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The Night Museum

Objects and presences that seem to have survived from the wrong institution.

Gallery in development