psi particles

As the consistent birdsong circle continues its circumnavigation of this planet, an impetus of sparkling, vacuumous musical interludes and undertones start to resonate in the form of psi particles . The psi particles flow out at all angles without expectation or agenda. Some of the cloud people catch an early glimpse, as do the mind tribe. Then as ongoing time tips further sideways, the psi particles begin to form shapes. Some have honed edges and sound inverted yet harmonic. Others are translucent. The cloud people find themselves unexpectedly in windy conditions where their true nature is revealed. The mind tribe hunger for more. True, that is their way. And all the while as this unfolds, it is we that are they.
One source of these psi particle emissions is being expressed by Veeaum Suum, an artist from New Zealand. Melbourne of Oz is where he has chosen to work on some brand new intimate art—a land he found himself while travelling, a place where his peers dwell—the curious prolific. The sometimes composer, othertimes timewarp traveller has also recently discovered the joys of experimenting with aspects of architectural dance. So a journey has commenced, an exploration where etheric movement is being weaved with strands of thought tangents and energy. Combining this with inverted poetic melodies and a swooping storyteller's heart, fantastic treats are in store for the open-minded and ready. And besides, some mysterious muses are knocking a secret knock as only muses can—a pattern that hints of an ancient dance frequency brought back from the future.
"Sociology fascinates me, psycho-analysis intrigues me, and I'm an avid metaphysician devoid of a messiah complex. I enjoy waking up inside my dreams. I often travel back through time to restart a dream—just to see what the result of different decisions would be. I find destiny changing a great option. Clichés can quickly bore me with their particular style of repitition. But then that doesn't discount all clichés. Some I really like. And repitition is vital for making sense of things. Within the rate and direction of repeated cycles is where I find it all gets really interesting. There, shades of the conventional can often be found dancing with the strange—free from preconceived ideas of each other—each riding different waves on the same ocean. I'm going in, care to join me?" {veeaum}