Phosphenes (2010) by Aaron Ross and Anna Geyer

Watch a clip from Aaron Ross's and Anna Geyer's "Phosphenes," an exciting collaboration that explores the images that come to us between waking and sleeping through the combination of 2D and 3D animation with 16mm film manipulation techniques.

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[SuperRageFest]

@allowablegore if you want that effect smoke some DMT

[frouwipkus]

Interesting video.



[allowablegore]

I used to constantly see spinning geometry after smoking a dube and closing my eyes. It would get more intense as I rotated my head (eyes still closed) towards a light source in the room.

[cinemalego]

@XboxBoy5526 I hope so

[cinemalego]

@XboxBoy5526 Is there something wrong if that happens just like that after I've been laying down for a moment and then suddenly jump up and move fast. I usually get phosphenes then, without closing my eyes, sometimes it's a bit hard to see, but it only last for about 5 seconds.

[yanivcogan1]

@XboxBoy5526

no, it's the feeling when you close your eyes and press hard on them with your hands...

it's pretty accurate for me, but only from 4:50

[SuckXmyXchickeN]

so good!