I'm not sure if this counts. Pop art from the '90s.
It counts in my book
this post was submitted on 20 Aug 2023
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It's at the Art Institute in Chicago if you want to see the real deal.
I think it counts for sure, definitely trippy. Plus art or what makes something psychedelic is pretty subjective anyway. Thanks for sharing!