Pasaquan

Pasaquan is a vibrant 7-acre visionary art environment in rural Georgia, unlike any other cultural site in the Southeast. Created by the eccentric self-taught artist Eddie Owens Martin, known as St. EOM, it's often described as a "mock pre-Columbian psychedelic wonderland." This unique compound visually fuses elements from African, pre-Columbian Mexican, Native American, and Asian art styles, embodying St. EOM's personal vision of a peaceful and harmonious future.

The site captivates visitors with its rich tapestry of art covering every surface. Explore six major structures, including a redesigned 1885 farmhouse, all completely adorned with St. EOM's intricate designs both inside and out. Highlights include over 900 feet of elaborately painted masonry walls, towering totems, mystical pagodas, and vibrant mandala murals. You'll also encounter concrete sculptures, decorative walkways, and a central sandpit where the artist communed with spirits.

Pasaquan offers an immersive and surreal experience, inviting guests to step into the artist's boundless imagination and reflect on its profound messages. Recognized as one of the most important art environments in the United States, it provides a distinctive backdrop for photography and a unique journey into an artist's spiritual world. It’s a truly memorable destination that transcends traditional art spaces. Turn your visit into a safari! Use the Snappit app to scan and log wildlife sightings here.