Visual distortions are characterized by seeing colors, shapes, and objects that are not actually there. One of the most common symptoms associated with a person on a hallucinogenic drug is visual or auditory distortions. Hallucinogenic drugs often cause a feeling of being in a dreamlike state, and can produce a variety of physical and psychological reactions. When talking about drugs, hallucinogens are often one of the most discussed, due to the variety of effects they can have on the body and mind. It is important to be aware of the risks associated with using hallucinogens and to seek help if needed. Symptoms can include changes in perception, thought processes, and emotions. Hallucinogenic drugs can cause users to experience a wide range of effects, from mild to intense. It is important to be aware of the symptoms of someone on a hallucinogenic drug, as these can be indicative of an altered state of consciousness. Additionally, users may experience changes in their emotions, such as feeling euphoric, anxious, or paranoid. Users may also experience changes in their thought processes, such as difficulty concentrating and difficulty making decisions. For example, they may hear colors or see sounds. Users may also experience synesthesia, which is the merging of the senses. These can range from mild to intense and can include seeing and hearing things that are not there. Hallucinogenic drugs can cause users to experience intense visual and auditory hallucinations. Hallucinogenic drugs can also cause users to become disoriented, confused, and disorganized. Other common symptoms include intense emotions, changes in thought processes, and feeling disconnected from the environment. This can manifest in different ways, such as seeing and hearing things that are not there, feeling as if time is passing more quickly or slowly, and having an altered sense of self. The most characteristic symptom of someone on a hallucinogenic drug is a drastic change in their perception of reality. It is important to be aware of the symptoms of someone who is on a hallucinogenic drug, as these can be indicative of an altered state of consciousness. These drugs can have a wide range of effects and can be extremely powerful. They can cause perceptual, emotional, and cognitive changes, with users experiencing changes in their thought processes, perceptions, and emotions. In the past two years, Yin Yi has paid close attention to the artistic ecology of the experimental music and sound art in China, his recent curate activity including “2013 SAVAKA: Asia Experimental Music Currents” with Rockbund Art Museum.Hallucinogenic drugs are substances that can induce altered states of consciousness, with effects ranging from mild to intense. Conceptual sound works of Yin Yi usually center around two issues: listening awareness and the difference between vision/light and audition/sound. The music practice mainly focuses on laptop music performance and soundscape based on phonography in recent years. Yin Yi is an Experimental musician, Sound artist, Phonographer, Curator. The lecture try to find out the threads of the audiovisual art in aesthetics and its technology development by the review of early abstract films, kinetic art, optical art, video art and electronic music. Philosophers and scientists keep exploring the relationship between visual and auditory sense, meanwhile artists are reacting to this trend with the creation of art works.īased on Synethesia, the lecture will briefly generalize audiovisual art within modern art and discuss the contemporary conditions and the future of audiovisual art. It has been attracted much attention by philosophers and artist which has been the core of the research or inspired their art works. Synesthesia is phenomenon in which stimulation of multiply cognitive sensory connect and affect.
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