TRIP is the name of a collection of plaid-arazzi that represents an interpretation of the visions of Aldous Huxley and of the perceptive alterations resulting from the use of psychological drugs. It starts with the perception of colorful, mobile and geometrically vivid shapes. Almost pure geometry is transformed into a model, vast and complicated form that changes continuously. There are bright spots and fragments of colored glass that ricordano transparent fruit. Successively membrane of colors, points of light and lines a zigzag of the colors lucentissimi. Queste si transformo in nuvole ondose di sfumature brillianti in cui apparono construczioni. Substituite poi da una montagna, a peak of inconceivable heights, a volazzare of colored drapes and an efflorescenza of precious stone. Finally, a vision of the world green and pure that is so infrangono on the beach with a multitude of lights from the stress of the onde.Trip was presented in “Burning Bright,” Serena Confalonieri's first personal exhibition. The title of the poem The Tyger by William Blake was written by William Blake, author who first of all explored the concept of amplifying perception. Burning Bright accompanied the spectator internally on a vibrant and colorful journey, in cui la vista and all the other sensitive vengono iperstimolati da cromie forti e pattern caleidoscopici.