“I have transformed myself in the Zero.” Brian George assembles quote-poems from visionary artists—de Chirico, Malevich—creating friction between their actual words. Not tribute. Possession. The daimon speaking through creative struggle itself.
Tag: visionary
DNA Symphonies & Surreal Spillovers
What connects quantum DNA resonance and porridge-fueled body horror? Two pieces trace transmissions across science, psyche, and performance.
New from Brian George: “Behind the Mask, the Presence, and Behind the Presence, the Mask”
Brian George’s visionary essay unravels masks that reveal and conceal reality, inviting readers to reflect on hidden energies in poetic, mind-expanding prose.
Retreat in Tepoztlán with Ibogaine
Questions for “Mr. Iboga,” the spirit of ibogaine; a poem written following a retreat experience with this potent psychedelic, with live video recording.
The Opening of the Records
A virgin will rebuild from ash the burning library at Alexandria. She will not take any prisoners. Her large eyes will be tests that you must pass. For a third time will the Argo sail, outperforming Voyager One. You will learn of how this ship is not different from your body. It will move beyond the speed of light.
Masks of Origin: Regression in the Service of Omnipotence – A Review
Each chapter of Masks of Origin—a book of what perhaps can only be called “visionary” essays, by Brian George—reads like an individual novel. Divided into personal and universal experiences, each informs the other. Descriptions of events in childhood and adulthood provide a wormhole into the cosmos.