Delirium collection-Abstract Acrylic Art 9x7 in Painting

Delirium Inspired by the moments of deep dreams where the space enters abtraccion mode or basic graphics in which we are panic state to have no control of the suffering of the material transformation and culminates in contemplating movement of the entities Onirism or dream delirium Onirism is usually characterized by visual hallucinations, but may also be accompanied by those that involve the sense of touch and very rarely also includes auditory hallucinations. There are more complex combinations of onirism formed by hallucinations that involve several senses, which are called with the term "dream delirium"

Applied to Art It is worth mentioning that the term onirism can be seen and analyzed from an artistic perspective. In this way it can even be considered as a process of abstraction and synthesis, in which the artist is stimulated by reality, which he internalizes by choosing (arbitrarily or heuristically) certain details or events external to him or her, which he studies, remember, in some way he ponders or treasures them and finally reflects them in his work to share them with others. So we have that the artist uses and is used to interpret his dream or dream hallucinations, allusions, similes, metaphors, signs, and symbols. In specific cases: when words are used, then it is Literary Onirism; when images are used then it is Pictorial Onirism; when tangible forms (sculpture, jewelry, dance, ballet) are used, it is Plastic Onirism.