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Wonderful. I am excited to be posting in there as well. Been working on some posts behind the scenes to post there once they are ready.

The relationship, or otherwise, of the psychedelic experience to the cultivation of the performance-competence practice of "baseline entheogenesis", is of great forensic audit interest to me.

Yes, there is a certain, apposite, je ne sais quoi, about the images.

Welcome! We look forward to your future thoughts and contributions

Thank you, by and large, I will, primarily, be a keen reader of this forum, and, I will, in practice, principally, be contributing in the Ethics and Ecology sub-forum.

Best regards,

[Tatiana Plakhova]

"The main idea is to show a new way of "infographic" drawings. Because everything we see is biological, mathematical or geological information. It can also be cultural patterns or any other thing. Complexity Graphics works are based on mathematical simplicity and harmony. I would describe them as infographic abstracts. This mathematical style helps me to illustrate everything from biological cell to the space and meditative worlds. That's why I admire by math, because it's everywhere and nowhere."

- Tatiana Plakhova

"Tatiana Plakhova's artwork not only catches the eye but captivates it for inspiring, uplifting moments. Her style resembles fractal art, but, amazingly enough, hers is a hundred percent handmade creation. One instinctively feels that the complexity of her lines and dots lead to an inner universe aligning with our consciousness. Tatiana subdues what's mechanical in favour of the manual, what's scientific remakes into organic, what's alien and distant she represents personally. Tatiana continues to develop her fascination with the patterns found in the vocabulary of folk art, but also the design of biological organisms and the architecture of cosmos. She combines the aesthetic experience of viewing art with that of observing nature. Her work embodies how balance and harmony can emerge from chaos; it plays with our natural curiosity to explore visual stimuli."

- Sublimotion

"You can either call it Complexism or Networkism ... where imaginary landscapes of interconnected entities are the prevailing theme."

- VisualComplexity


Tatiana Plakhova: http://www.complexitygraphics.com/

Calamityware: Plate #9 - Frogs

Hello Admins and Mods,

I am gratefully to have been apprised of this board's inauguration, and I wish you all the best in the adventures that lay ahead. 

Best regards,

The Doctor