Ayahuasca Visions

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Ayahuasca related art is created by all kinds of people who have taken ayahuasca once or more. Below you can find some notable artforms and artists. Amaringo is a very famous painter of ayahuasca visions. He was born in in Puerto Libertad, in the Peruvian Amazon region. He was ten years old when he first took ayahuasca. A severe heart illness, and the magical treatment of this via ayahuasca, led Pablo toward the life of a shaman. He abandoned his career as a healer in , and focussed on painting and teaching in an art school. Don Pablo Amaringo died on the 16th of November in Pulcallpa, Peru after a lengthy battle with illness. Not only did I get started in proper technique, but at various times I had Jimi Hendrix, Miles Davis, Jackie Kennedy and the good doctor Tim Leary himself peering over my shoulder to see what I was up to. Isabela Hartz has done numerous exhibitions in Brazil and has worked as a fashion designer as well as created the cover art for over one hundred books. Some of her work has been exhibited at the Richard F. Brush Gallery of St. Lawrence University, in Canton, New York. Nisvan from Amsterdam has made several interesting pieces of visionary art, inspired by his ayahuasca experiences. Great thanks I give to the Plant teachers and the Shamans from the Amazone basin, who brought so much love, light and healing into my life. There are over 70 South American tribes drinking ayahuasca. This plant medicine has influenced such cultures in many ways, including their cosmologies, relationship to the environment and esthetic values. Like the Huichol Indians from Mexico make the visions they get from peyote out of beads, the Shipibo decorate their pottery and embroidery with patterns derived from ayahuasca visions. He is a visionary artist expressing his sacramental art with hermetical symbols and rare forms. The strength, charm and magic of nature are predominant in his themes. Paulo Jales is a designer and artist from Brazil. He shared with us the following stunning illustrated artwork. For more of his work, check out his website. Ayahuasca visions on Peruvian Shipibo pottery, the clothes of a shaman and Shipibo tapestry.

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