| The art of Cary McCoy, sophisticated and complex paintings and drawings that have a naive, whimsical quality. Macabre and odious topics such as UFOs, mind control, occult, paranormal, religion, mysticism and shamanism are transmuted into approachable, vivid narratives. What appears childish at first sight reveals a complex interpretation of foreboding and exhilaration that necessitates a re-acquaintance with one's intuition.Images suggest the inevitability of a techno-archaic reconciliation while impulsively generating a greater cumulative significance that beckons to the very near future. While blatantly antithetical to the anthropocentric mode of logic, the images no less mock the abstruse mytho-occult spinsters as if to hold a warped mirror up to the duplicitous tricksters themselves. To the limits of psychotronic consciousness, in so far as limits have been given to that consciousness in our age |
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Brauner, Victor Brauner, brush, canvas, collect, collection, collections,
collector, collectors, contemporary, contemporary art, contemporary
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Max Ernst, expression, Houston, Houstonian, illusion, illusive, imagine,
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Magritte, Rene, Rene Magritte, Mckenna, Terrence Mckenna, medium, oil,
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patrons, perception, pop, pop-surrealism, pop surrealism, recontextualizing,
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synthesis, synesthesia, tautology, tautologically, Texan, Texas, unconscious,
Vallee, Jacques Vallee, vision, visual, updated March 8, 2006
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