This document discusses psychic art automatism, which refers to drawing, painting, or other artistic performances created without conscious control. It describes how psychic art has been recorded throughout history and can provide premonitions of the future, messages from the deceased, or scenes from the past. The document also gives examples of how psychic art has been used to help solve crimes and discusses debates around psychic art and surrealism in the early 20th century.

1. Psychic Art Automatism
Images of psychic art are recorded in our earliest visual records covering
centuries of time. An examination of prehistoric man, ancient sages and
shaman's, to the modern day psychic artist we find an intuitive acceptance of
pictures. Psychic art is one of our greatest tools of communication and
intuitive comprehension of space that expands our physical reality, pleases the
eye as well as the logic of mind.
The term psychic art is a form of automatism representing a person whose
writing, drawing, painting or musical performance occurs without conscious
control or knowledge. Premonitions of future events, messages from beyond
the grave, and scenes from the distant past are available to review in vivid
color, shapes and lines in sharp contrast of physical reality. The term psychic
art is somewhat of a deliberate umbrella used to include almost everything in
the field including forms of tribal art, folk art and that of today's suggestion of
spirit drawing. It is safe, valid but a very general term of automatism.

2. Some of the most competent and promising contributions of psychic art on
public record has been utilized in criminal investigation such as zeroing in on a
rapist or other hideous crimes such as the hillside strangler of Los Angeles in
which the psychic artist produced renderings of the suspect and other clues
related to the crime during the investigation. Such records are rare in view of
the onslaught of mail and phone calls that law enforcement agencies receive
following media coverage of these gruesome crimes.
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The cultural phenomena of the early Victorian fascination with spiritualism and
other pseudo-sciences championed the terrain of paranormal research in the
nineteenth century. Observations at that time separated paranormal
phenomena from the psychology of mind.
Reports by leading researchers such as Sir William Crooks and William
James presented evidence of automatic writing and drawing. Carl Jung's
concept of the collective unconscious; examined automatism and
consequently propelled the variedness of both psychology and
parapsychology studies.
Psychic art-automatism was presented repeatedly and conclusively by a
respondent in Remote Viewing experiments conducted at the Mobius Group
headed up by Stephen Schwartz in the 1980's. The term remote viewing is the
ability to perceive places, persons and actions that are not within the range of
the five senses.

3. There is a large market for spirit guide drawings or renderings illustrating
messages from deceased relatives listed under the umbrella term of Psychic
Art through various channeling sources. The practitioner, sometimes referred
to as a Medium, mentally connects with the spirit world to produce the art work
for the customer.
Authentic oil paintings created in genuine psychic automatism, documented in
the 1970's through news and broadcast are now being released for publication
in prints. An extraordinary illustration supporting psychic art- automatism was
the 1979 CBS documentary in Psychic Phenomena; filmed the psychic artist
painting with eyes closed. Another example was a BBC Nova in "Horizons in
ESP" Those titles considered for reproduction are "Earth Mother", "Alpha
Theta Omega", "Ohm 1" and "Earth Father". Images and colors from the
deepest realms of the paranormal onto the canvas and then out to the public
are sure to open up new dimensions of profound thought for the public at
large.
Psychic Art Automatism is often associated with Surrealism. The mechanics of
Surrealism is divided into two groups of expression, Automatism or "Absolute"
and "Veristic". The Veristic form transforms objects from the physical world
into their paintings. The Absolute form derives their imagery purely from
spontaneous thought.

4. The 1920's and 1930's was a significant era for Surrealism in the United
States. Leading the great surrealist movement of the times was Salvador Dali
who is considered the greatest surrealist master of art of the twentieth century.
In a critical appreciation of the historical principles of art, Surrealism was not a
social action, yet it remains a symbol of cultural liberation of the times.
Psychic Art Automatism, on the other hand, is entirely the scope of the
unconscious mind attributed to phenomena that cannot be explained by
natural laws. It is often predictive in nature but remains one of the less
investigated psychic skills in parapsychology.
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Perhaps a presence in a museum would create an active market for Psychic
Art Automatism but most likely for only the elite group of paranormal societies.
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