Sentences with phrase «on hallucinogenic drugs»

One of the most experimental artists of the 20th century, Polke's work ranges from appropriated mass media images to pictures of mushrooms he painted while on hallucinogenic drugs.

We Happy Few stood out last year, introducing a retrofuture post-war England where citizens are dependent on a hallucinogenic drug called Joy, and the streets are filled with deliriously happy and murderous neighbours.

Not exact matches

Giving patients drugs that are based on the active ingredient in magic mushrooms, known for their hallucinogenic properties, could help reboot the brains of people who suffer from mental illness and who are otherwise resistant to treatment.

But in the 1950s Stephen Szara, a Hungarian chemist who later worked for the National Institute on Drug Abuse, discovered that when injected, DMT triggers an extremely powerful hallucinogenic trip lasting less than an hour.

The serotonin (5 - HT) hypothesis of schizophrenia arose from early studies on interactions between the hallucinogenic drug LSD (D - lysergic acid diethylamide) and 5 - HT in peripheral systems.

I'm seriously debating taking them back and getting the regular ones because I feel like I'm on some sort of hallucinogenic drug when I try to look at my phone.

In case This Is The End didn't give you enough drugged - out Michael Cera (it didn't), check out Sebastian Silva's film Crystal Fairy, which follows Cera on a hallucinogenic cactus binge throughout Chile.

I have no doubt that war veterans have wandered into the deserts of the American Southwest seeking escape and answers, but Kleos (with its hallucinogenic drugs, apparent focus on male war veterans only to the exclusion of family and friends, and crazy leader) could not have been beneficial to its occupants.

Huxley (1894 - 1963), on the other hand, was born into a prominent English family, wrote elegant satirical and dystopian novels like Crome Yellow and Brave New World, and embraced the new frontier of hallucinogenic drugs, most explicitly in his extended essay on mescaline usage, The Doors of Perception.

The colors are so intense that it is as if you were seeing them on a flat - screen television, or your visual perception had been amplified by a hallucinogenic drug.

On the other hand there is painting as a kind of drug offering a hallucinogenic experience, like Op art.