Ali Gulec’s "Skull Geo" reimagines the traditional memento mori through the lens of the Psychedelic Art Movement. The composition is built upon a harmony of chaos and order, where intricate and irregular patterns converge to form the unmistakable silhouette of a skull. This illusionary dimensional space is achieved through a diverse color palette, blending earthy tone variations with vivid hues that pulse against the portrait orientation.

The work explores the variability of spontaneity within a controlled, symmetrical beauty. By layering human-made element convergence with organic-feeling textures, Gulec creates a visual experience that mirrors the complexity of psychedelic hallucinations. The result is a piece that feels both grounded in physical anatomy and untethered by its own internal logic of shape and color.