" Par - a - noi - co "
- Spanish for "paranoia" /pærəˈnɔɪ.ə/
The name "Paranoico" derives from Salvador Dali's painting technique called the "Paranoiac-Critical Method", where an artist would paint under a self-induced paranoid state. The artist would have then escaped from their present day world and will begin to capture a new one where their idea of reality is completely new, foreign and surreal.
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Like Dali and his work, the material on Paranoico aims to show to readers a world that is unfamiliar, confronting, thrilling, and incredibly beautiful. This blog exhibits ideas presented by young enthusiasts who are in love with all things to do with Psychology, Art, Film, Photography, Philosophy, and Fiction writing.
The Paranoico philosophy is to:
"Promote what you love"
As the readers, you are encouraged to keep an open-mind, be forever curious, and contribute to a world that is hungry for knowledge.
{ If you'd like to know more about the Paranoico philosophy, contact us. }
Like Dali and his work, the material on Paranoico aims to show to readers a world that is unfamiliar, confronting, thrilling, and incredibly beautiful. This blog exhibits ideas presented by young enthusiasts who are in love with all things to do with Psychology, Art, Film, Photography, Philosophy, and Fiction writing.
The Paranoico philosophy is to:
"Promote what you love"
As the readers, you are encouraged to keep an open-mind, be forever curious, and contribute to a world that is hungry for knowledge.
{ If you'd like to know more about the Paranoico philosophy, contact us. }
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