At the centre of the House Music Revolution was a feeling of hedonism, love, energy and synergy with the whole club; ecstasy was the fuel. Using a unique collection of 1990’s ecstasy pills, Vintage Disco Biscuit’s work evokes a nostalgic smile to everyone who went clubbing “back in the day”.
The Ecstasy of Art
Cutting edge photographic project celebrates club culture of the 90s while raising awareness of the risks associated with drug taking.
The great Salvador Dali is famously quoted as saying ‘I don’t do drugs. I am drugs’; perhaps eloquently and evasively illustrating that art and drugs are no bed-strangers.
Vintage Disco Biscuit is set to illuminate the ecstasy culture of the 1990s through a constructive and positive collection of unique images created by artist Rupert Scriven while carrying a serious message in support of national drug and alcohol charity The Loop. The Loop will receive 5% of all sales.
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