Psychedelic Organs
body, emotion, and form in contemporary art jewelry
Expo:
Yunnan, China
Henan, China
About the project
Psychedelic Organs is one of my earliest collections, created during my first year of studies, and it remains a foundational point in my practice. It marks the moment when I began consciously exploring the relationship between body, emotion, and artistic form.
The series has been presented internationally, including exhibitions in China:
- “Beauty Trapped in Time” – Yunnan Provincial Museum (2021)
- “Gazing into Time” – Polish Amber Culture and Art Exhibition, Henan Museum
Concept – the body as an emotional map
The term “psychedelic” originates from Greek — psyche meaning soul, and delos meaning to reveal.
This collection focuses on revealing the internal. Through abstract, colorful, and organic interpretations of human organs, I create forms existing between anatomy and imagination.
These are not literal representations, but emotional maps exposing the spiritual and energetic dimensions of the body.
Organs as symbols
Heart
The heart is no longer just a muscle —
it becomes a space of feeling.
Liver
The liver is not only a filter —
it becomes a symbol of emotional transformation.
Kidneys
The kidneys move beyond physiology —
they relate to tension, fear, and release.
Body and consciousness
My approach is rooted in the understanding that body and psyche are inseparable. Physiological and emotional processes continuously overlap.
These objects treat organs as carriers of internal states — traces of experience, tension, and energy flow.
Material and form
The collection combines materials such as brass, paper, and amber, merging contemporary jewelry with conceptual art and collectible design.
Vivid colors and spiral structures create a sense of movement, as if the forms were constantly evolving.
The works exist between:
- contemporary art jewelry
- collectible design objects
- sculptural forms
Experience and perception
Psychedelic Organs invites a shift in perception.
Toward listening to the body.
Toward recognizing emotional processes.
Toward building a deeper relationship with oneself.
It is not only a collection.
It is the beginning of a language.
Gallery
