Take me back there.. when things made sense.

Announcement 3/4 I'm excited to share that I've hired two additional individuals to support the growth of Sleepr over the next year. The two roles include: 1. Head of Relations and Sales 2. Social Growth Strategically, the first is focused on connecting the dots to traditional

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GM! The 12H Trip by Sleepr

My work computer's wallpaper. Amazing piece from Sleepr recent series, owned by jords°. I am stealing and proud.

Terence McKenna on DMT.

Flew down to the Sydney Contemporary Sydney Contemporary for the weekend and connected with some top Australian galleries, curators and collectors. Still an emerging contemporary market, but there's a clear gap and appetite for bold artists with a compelling story. Exciting convos.

Updates: - Leave tomorrow - 5 of 12 works have sold - Taking $10k of cinematic camera gear to document entire journey - 1 hour documentary will be made early new year - Been on restricted dieta for 2 weeks, very sensitive - Focused on the mission: documenting the other side

Working hard with the @sainsburycentre team on the installation of the "Ayahuasca and Art of the Amazon" exhibition before the opening the 14th of September Looking forward to see you there ! #ayahuasca #peru #visionaryart #shipiboart

Large signed print of Plant Spirits by Sleepr arriving later today. It was displayed at an exhibition by scene in London earlier. Looking forward to finally seeing in flesh. Also, Sleepr’s new cool project is ongoing. Follow artist’s page for update and acquisition.

Day 1: Iquitos, Peru 4 flights, 36 hours travelling. The city is brimming with energy. It feels like it has the pulse of the jungle infused into the streets. I'm definitely somewhere else. It feels different here - an umami you can't capture properly. Ayahuasca is on everyones

Day 2: Amazon, Iquitos First a bus for hours to the outer city, then a boat ride winding it’s way up the river. And now - finally - I am here. On sacred land where temples have been built to study and deliver the medicina. A carved out research center in the jungle of land

Day 3: Ceremony #1 Last night was the most insane thing I’ve ever experienced. Completely off the charts. Something I will cherish forever. To bear witness to five wise shaman in a maloca puffing away mapachos, sitting around in a circle full throated singing independently their

Day 4 Ceremony #2 A very difficult and complicated ceremony. A few individuals are becoming unruly and slipping away from reality - a harsh reminder of the ayahuasca tourist industry with indigenous medicine and Westerners looking for healing to their mental health problems

Day 5: Plant medicine trek Trekked through the jungle today, with a couple of local guides pointing out a pharmacopia of plants and their medicinal use. Ayahuasca, chacruna, toè, jungle tobacco and many more. Found a family of sloth making their way up a tree as fast as an eth

Day 6: Sapo (5-MeO-DMT) Braved the experience and smoked the venom of the Sonoran Toad, the Bufo Alvarius, which secretes “The God Molecule”. Incredibly profound and moving experience. I was within seconds of inhaling the entire field of view turned into a chrysanthemum of

Day 7: Ceremony #3 Good God, I’ve found what I’ve been looking, hunting and searching for for 20 years. I have never experienced such an intense night of supernatural forces. Tonight I basically double dosed and was rocketed into an ayahuasca trip that lasted about 12 hours -

Day 8: Ceremony #4 Tonight I took a much smaller dose, after the 12 hour trip last night. I was able to tune in deeply into the group space and connect without rising and rising in intensity. Light visuals, a subtle sense of presence - a much calmer experience. It’s clear that