Psychedelic art is a broad visual tradition often marked by vivid color contrasts, flowing or distorted forms, intricate repetition, and dreamlike or surreal imagery. These effects can suggest movement or altered perception, though approaches vary widely. The style is historically associated with the counterculture of the 1960s, but its visual language has continued to evolve. This category brings together an item classified as psychedelic without implying any specific colors, motifs, or techniques in that item.