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The cover uses a mushroom spore print within an expansive ethereal space.
Roland Griffiths discusses psilocybin's potential to relieve suffering. [Press Play]
Increments of time paint the floor alongside the walled levels of depression.
The beginning numbers show the base level of depression pre-treatment.
The final numbers reveal the resulting levels of depression post-treatment.
Movement directs to the center mirrors sitting in the community fountain for self-reflection.
The trees on the outer parts of the park house seating with audio testimonies.
Each mushroom seat has significant quotes from the audio on the outer ring.
An aerial view of the varying walls of data for each patient.
A macro view of the full structure.
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Scientific studies have indicated that psychedelics have the potential to positively affect mental health through vivid experiences and changes in perspective.

This space combines data and testimonies from a 2022 clinical study on Psilocybin and major depressive disorder patients, creating an experience that mirrors the positive journey of introspection across time. By immersing in the emotions, questions, mystifications, and socializations surrounding mental health, visitors may better understand the treatment.

( Spring 2022 )
( Information Experience )

( Autodesk Fusion 360 )
( Adobe Illustrator )
( Adobe Photoshop )

Processbook
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