Oliver Perry

Disco (con)Fusion

"Disco Con-Fusion" is a coming together of biology and data. It blends surrealism with a psychedelic, retro-futuristic aesthetic to explore themes of cosmic biology, abstract systems, and an interconnectedness that combine DNA, viruses, and atomic structures with disco and digital motifs. The play of symmetry vs. chaos in a universe that’s ordered yet creative, a bit like music and painting, which has rules but invites improvisation. Sound as creation: This could be a visual theory of music being the force that shapes existence.
So, here's roughly what I’m getting at...
Top Section: The Orb. The origin, or “Cosmic Egg”
A large, colourful orb dominates the top, like a planetary body or a cell seen through a microscope. The orb is organic, chaotic, and colourful (and probably all powerful) symbolizing creation, chaos, a nucleus of energy or life, slowly mutating.

This sphere’s a central birthing point, a cosmic nucleus, or even a dare I suggest, a sound bubble.
The uneven edge hints that whatever is inside is starting to evolve, think of it as the Big Bang, or a celestial DJ drop, (whatever’s easiest) setting the beat for the rest of the artwork.

The orb could symbolize pure, undifferentiated energy or consciousness, about to transform into matter or rhythm.

Middle Section: The Strata
Three horizontal bands, each containing slightly strange, biomorphic forms that resemble microorganisms, alien creatures, or fantastical diagrams.
They’re quite stylized, each with a unique structure, eye-like motifs, and interconnecting lines, like visual representations of scientific formulas or DNA strands.

1. Top Band:
These forms are slightly more primitive.
The use of symmetry, spikes, and eyes adds both playfulness and curiosity, a kind of Primordial Intelligence. Amoeba-like shapes that echo protozoa, viruses, or cybernetic creatures. A sense of exploration, like early life-forms just figuring out how to “be.” The presence of symmetry hints at an intelligent design rather than randomness.

Conceptually this could represent the first beat, the earliest frequencies, life just beginning to harmonize.

2. Middle Band
Evolution and interaction.
A denser, more dynamic flow, an evolution or progression in complexity. The designs are a bit more interactive, with forms that look like they are exchanging information or fusing, more connected. possibly symbolizing communication or transformation. There’s a kind of rhythm to how they’re linked, cyclical, dynamic, pulsating.

This is the era of movement, mutation, and reaction. Like cells dividing, DNA sequencing itself, or dancers responding to the beat.





Third Band
Consciousness & Design

This band is the most intricate, with geometric motifs, central “eye” shapes, and technological glyphs, symbolize perception or conscious experience. The forms seem less organic and more like sacred machines or cybernetic spirits.

Here, we see the emergence of higher intelligence, observation, and maybe even self-awareness. The “eyes” could be data diagrams, control panels, or energy circuits, linking back to the “science” side of Disco Science. More mechanical, with graph like patterns, suggesting advanced technology, synthetic life, or abstract communication, or maybe just a cool graphic equaliser.

Colour and Style and Interpretation.
The title "Disco Con-Fusion” hints at the chaotic synthesis of science, art, and sound. The vibrant neon colours, precise lines, and geometric symmetry channel retro-futurism (whatever that is) and disco-era design. An imaginative fusion of life sciences and disco culture, where microscopic life and quantum phenomena turn into a visual dance. It celebrates complexity, mutation, and the blurred lines between technology, biology, and sound. Ear candy for the eyes if you like
Overall Concept: “Disco Con-Fusion”
The name fuses disco, a genre associated with rhythm, celebration, lights, and movement—with confusion/fusion, making up a playful jumble of ideas and energies. A synthesis of diverse systems, biological, technological, and cultural a cosmic dance of entities and patterns, reading like sci-fi mythology, a kind of visual storytelling that maps out an alternate biological or metaphysical reality where evolution follows sound, rhythm, and design principles rather than randomness.

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