The Doors of Perception

“The Doors of Perception” ©2020 Karen Johnson All Rights Reserved

“The Doors of Perception” by Aldous Huxley is a book about his psychedelic experience on mescaline in 1953.

This is a mash up of photographs I took and then combined in the app TaDa and Photoshop. The main house is a building that was part of the abandoned Fairfield Hills Hospital in Newtown, Connecticut. Graffiti is from various locations in NYC and abandoned sites. The sky is actually a zentangle I worked on and imported into Photoshop.

I just loved the psychedelic feel of the colors.

Tags: Abandoned, abandoned buildings, abandoned psychiatric hospitals, bright colors, Fairfield Hills State Hospital, graffiti, mood, psychelic, strip, zentangle

• September 27, 2020
• digital art, Fine Art Photography, Photography
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