The Cosmic Emporium

**Elen** · 26th April 2018, 07:04

Originally posted by Nothing

Oh look.. https://futurism.com/starry-night-by-alex-ruiz/

Oh have you been keeping secrets from us Elen? :-P

No secrets as such, maybe one day...haven't done any artwork for years now. So may other things that I have to do,

Thanks for the link to Alex Ruiz's picture and for getting to the bottom of it. It's a gem no matter what. Vincent Van Gogh would have been honoured to see this made in his memory.

**Aragorn** · 26th April 2018, 09:29

**modwiz** · 26th April 2018, 14:11

**Elen** · 26th April 2018, 14:25

**modwiz** · 26th April 2018, 14:40

Originally posted by Elen

This is brilliant. Like a compass for the Self.

**modwiz** · 26th April 2018, 15:03

**Dreamtimer** · 26th April 2018, 18:11

I think multicolor Mandelbroccoli sets might be very good for you...

**modwiz** · 26th April 2018, 22:18

Plaza de España

**modwiz** · 26th April 2018, 23:25

**modwiz** · 26th April 2018, 23:43

**Maggie** · 27th April 2018, 01:18

I think this is cosmic

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5rY-UDSaNg

**Emil El Zapato** · 27th April 2018, 01:55

yeah, that is weird...I've never seen anything like it...interesting subject for study, for sure.

**modwiz** · 27th April 2018, 03:32

Dionysus is Ambrosia (once thought to be wine but new archeological evidence suggests that Dionysian ritual was performed with the psychedelic mushroom 'aminita muscaria'.)

**enjoy being** · 27th April 2018, 04:36

Dionysus vs St John the Baptist.

Based on the beheading of St John, by Lucas Cranach the Elder 1515, and Painted in the Davinci style of layering primary colours like colour separations, not mixing greens etc.

**modwiz** · 27th April 2018, 04:54

Originally posted by Nothing

Based on the beheading of St John, by Lucas Cranach the Elder 1515, and Painted in the Davinci style of layering primary colours like colour separations, not mixing greens etc.

I find this style of depicting biblical scenes may be more than an adaptation to what, at the time of the painting, were modern clothes. Methinks that they may be clues that align with the work of Anatoly Fomenko that biblical times were, in fact, Medieval or Dark Age times.

Alos, the pikeman looking at the viewer is interesting as well as the trollish executioner.