NEIRIKA
Huichol soul-concept neirika, or nierika, signifies the passage way or barrier between this reality and non-ordinary reality. The Huichol call themselves Wixáritari, indigenous from Mexico, they use peyote as spiritual sacrament.
Art is connected to life and to breath. The word inspiration communicates drawing air into the lungs and is related to the primal breath. From the ancient Greek πνεῦμα (pneuma), the word soul, signifies breath, wind, spirit. Inspiration is a process through which the mystery of life is creatively expressed.
Music: Seven on the album Auralei by Artemis Robison (http://artemis.fm/).
Filmed by cinematographer Reed Rickert (http://www.thethirdrootmovie.com/)
Performed in Oakland California in 2005, special effects, edited, produced & directed by Bérangère Maïa Parizeau in 2010.
This video art was presented in San Francisco at BASH Contemporary Gallery on May 31st 2015 as part of the exposition Dreams and Divinities, events for the Garden of Fernal Affairs.
“Neirika,” was also presented at the “Breaking Conference: A Multidisciplinary Conference on Psychedelics and Consciousness,” April 2nd and 3rd 2010 University of Kent, Canterbury, England.
Highlighted in Highsnobiety by David Fischer in Music, December 22, 2010
Filmed by cinematographer Reed Rickert (http://www.thethirdrootmovie.com/)
Performed in Oakland California in 2005, special effects, edited, produced & directed by Bérangère Maïa Parizeau in 2010.
This video art was presented in San Francisco at BASH Contemporary Gallery on May 31st 2015 as part of the exposition Dreams and Divinities, events for the Garden of Fernal Affairs.
“Neirika,” was also presented at the “Breaking Conference: A Multidisciplinary Conference on Psychedelics and Consciousness,” April 2nd and 3rd 2010 University of Kent, Canterbury, England.
Highlighted in Highsnobiety by David Fischer in Music, December 22, 2010