Unspeakable Experiences

Visionary artists are often inspired to create by their own life-changing experiences. These paradigm-shifting events occur when in an altered state of consciousness, often induced by techniques such as deep breathing, meditation & yoga, consuming various mind-altering substances, even stress, or sleep deprivation.

Although these states are often difficult to describe with words, these artists have adapted the pen, the paintbrush, and the pixel to depict these inspiring memories.

Beneath the colorful, kaleidoscopic, trippy art are deeper meanings of interconnectedness, love, perspective, and understanding - as well as hidden dimensions and intelligent beings. Truly beautiful and mind-blowing!

171 Visionary Artists

Visionary Art created by a Psy NFT Artist 3Bak in the style of Dark or Colorful 2D Illustration / Digital Drawing / Painting.

3bak Art

Helen Kennedy (ZazzCorp)

$Visionary Art created by a Psy NFT Artist Trips in the style of colorful 2D / 3D fractal & geometric art.$

Nuwan Shilpa Hennayake

Mark Constantine Inducil

PsyWORLDWIDE Explained

Visionary collective of artists, musicians, researchers, and beyond!

Psy

"Psy" originates from the Greek "psykhe," meaning soul, spirit, or mind, symbolizing the core of our invisible essence. It represents a gateway to psy-creation, encompassing not just art but music, research, and any form of expression that delves into the vast landscapes of consciousness. It’s about transcending the visible, touching the profound layers of awareness, and connecting with the universal mind.

Worldwide

Spanning the globe, our collective thrives on the infinite connections made possible through the internet. Our members, diverse in culture and geography, share a unified vision that transcends borders. "Worldwide" reflects our expansive reach, ensuring that no matter where you are on the planet, you're part of a community that celebrates the depth and breadth of Psy-inspired creativity.

Collective

PsyWorldwide is more than a group; it's a confluence of individuals from various corners of the globe, each contributing their unique essence to our shared mission. We come together, leveraging our diverse skills and perspectives, to push the boundaries of what's possible, creating a collective journey towards greater consciousness and interconnectedness.

History of Visionary Art

The origins of visionary art can be traced back to the earliest forms of human expression, such as in cave paintings and other prehistoric art. In these early artworks, artists often depicted animals, landscapes, and other elements of the natural world, which they believed to have had a spiritual or magical significance. Over time, as human societies evolved and developed, so did the forms of art that they produced, but art of visions remained.

In the Ancient World...

Visionary art took on many different forms, depending on the culture and the time period. In ancient Egypt, art was often used to depict the gods and goddesses of the pantheon, as well as to illustrate stories from mythology and religious texts. In ancient Greece and Rome, art was valued for its aesthetic beauty and its ability to inspire wonder and awe. It was also used to depict the human form, often in a highly idealized and symbolic way.

In the Middle Ages...

In Europe, the Christian church became a major patron of the arts, and religious themes and imagery were prevalent in art of the period. Artists like Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci created works that explored the human form and the mysteries of the universe, causing us to question the nature of reality.

In the Modern Era...

In the 19th and early 20th centuries, artists like William Blake, Salvador Dali, and Gustav Klimt created works that explored the imagination and the inner world. In the 1960s and 70s, the psychedelic movement brought a new wave of interest in visionary art, with artists like Alex Grey and Robert Venosa exploring alternate states of consciousness and the potential of the human mind. Today, visionary art continues to thrive and evolve, with artists around the world using a variety of mediums and techniques to express their visions and inspire others.

"The artist's task is to save the soul of mankind..."
Terence McKenna

Visions of the Future

Looking forward

Vision

In the Bible, visions were often described as an encounter with God or some divine entity.

In the context of spirituality, today a vision is something seen in a dream, trance, religious experience, or even psychedelic experience - usually communicating an important revelation or idea. Some visionary artists have 'visions', others do not.

Visionary

Visionaries are people who imagine a potential future with 'original' ideas. They see the world through their own unique lens, are able to help others to see their vision, and are able to make their vision a reality.

Visionary artists are those who help others to see their vision through a visual medium.

Visualizing

At the heart of it all - each artist visually translates their own perception, and calls into question the very nature of the reality we all share. Each work is an exploration of consciousness.

PsyNFT's mission is to spread the beauty and meaning of visionary art throughout space and time. 🌟‍

Future of Visionary Art

As more people experience altered states of consciousness, visionary art as a field will expand in a continued exploration of what it means to be human, considering the possibilities of experience that are available to us. As humans look inwards and explore their own inner worlds, visionary art will prevail.

""Study the science of art. Study the art of science. Realize that everything connects to everything else."
- Leonardo da Vinci

Learn more about...

What is Visionary Art?

PsyWorldwide Explained

History of Visionary Art

Visions of the Future