As artists, we often look at things from a different perspective, or interpret situations, things and meanings in a completely new way.. Bryan Saunders is an artist, who created ways to interpret himself in new perspectives.
"After experiencing drastic changes in my environment, I looked for other experiences that might profoundly affect my perception of self. So I came up with another experiment where everyday I took a different drug or intoxicant and drew myself under the influence."
Within weeks of this artistic experiment Saunders found himself, physically drained, mentally drained, and even altered from the experience.
"I became lethargic and suffered mild brain damage that wasn't irreparable. I am still conducting this experiment but over greater lapses of time and presently only take drugs that are prescribed to me by a doctor."
While some of his artworks come off as straight up comical, others turn quite dark. See some of the works from Saunders 'Drawing on drugs' below..
1. Carbon Monoxide Inhalation
2. Butane Honey Oil
3. Bath Salts
4. 15mg Buspar (snorted)
5. Alcohol
6. Ambien 10mg
7. Adderall 10mg
8. Crystalmeth 1 "Bump"
Source Credit: http://bryanlewissaunders.org/drugs/
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