Sierpinski Samadhi psychedelic sacred geometry with neon triangles, hexagons, and a glowing central orb

Psychedelic Visionary Art | Sierpinski Samadhi

2012, digital, 14 x 20 in.

Sierpinski Samadhi is a psychedelic structure of neon triangles, hexagons, circles, and prismatic forms suspended on a black field. A vast outer triangle, built from repeating smaller triangles, rises through the center. Near its peak, concentric rings surround a small circular emblem, while a second ring encloses the upper frame. A bright yellow-green orb glows just below, hovering above a large hexagonal chamber drawn in rainbow outlines. Inside that chamber, a cube-like knot floats over a faceted central solid made of sharp mirrored planes. On both sides, smaller triangular forms echo the upper pattern, each set within expanding circles. Below, rows of stacked triangles, hexagons, and outlined shapes spread across the base in magenta, cyan, green, violet, and yellow light.

The image feels visionary because every line is exact, yet the color keeps the structure alive. Its balance comes from repetition, scale, and the pull of the central axis. As you linger, the eye moves from the upper rings to the glowing center, then down through the crystal-like form and layered base. The hand-constructed process of vector linework in Adobe Illustrator with layered raster in Photoshop fits naturally here, giving the geometry both crisp edges and luminous depth. The result feels hyperdimensional, as if several spatial systems have been folded into one radiant diagram. Sierpinski Samadhi holds stillness and tension together, turning pure geometry into a disciplined field of light.

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