CoSM the Movie: Alex Grey && the Chapel of Sacred Mirrors [DivX]

Alex Grey's Chapel of Sacred Mirrors My Comments A good addition to psychedelic video collections. From Amazon.com Following Alex Grey's first film, Artmind, CoSM is a documentary that further defines Grey's lofty spiritual ideals by walking the viewer through a series of works made for Grey's masterpiece, The Chapel of Sacred Mirrors. Grey, known for his cosmic, anatomically detailed paintings of humans connecting with the universe, takes the viewer on a journey from birth to death in this non-profit gallery/gathering space created for community gatherings. Starting with artworks depicting the physical body, Grey's work branches out into an exploration of various stages in a person's psychic and spiritual development, culled from a complex mix of Eastern and Western philosophical and religious perspectives. One potent example is a painting of humans dissolved into pure light, rendered in a series of hyperbolic curves and light beams bouncing off one another. Filmmaker Nick Krasnic does a fine job of allowing Grey's narration, as he explains the concepts and inspirations behind each piece, to be the focus of each scene, though CoSM's rave-era trance music soundtrack adds unnecessary melodrama. Watching CoSM is a meditation not only on art viewing but also on an artist who believes in unlimited human potential. ?-Trinie Dalton

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kisps (2008-08-08)

This was upped by me, I couldn't find it anywhere on any tracker. Let me know how you guys like the quality.

kisps (2008-09-01)

For Alex Grey's "ARTmind: The Healing Power of Sacred Art", go here:

lowpriest (2009-04-23)

Thanks man! That rock´s!

metrOjedi (2009-07-21)

Thanks a lot mate, this is a wonderful movie I wish more people would see, and appreciate the Greys

imakritik (2011-09-15)

Thanks for the upload. This guy is an amazing artist, the first person that has incorporated "spiritulasim" into his artwork that makes sense on a logical level. Really makes you think. Thanks again!