Written in the spring of 1953, The Doors of Perception is a breathtaking account of the skewed reality that appeared before Aldous Huxley after taking four-tenths of a gramme of mescalin. 

 

The cover design aims to capture and catapult the viewer into the blurred existential light that Huxley felt on that spring morning. It serves as a pre-cursor to the visceral content of the book without giving away all the secrets.