The dream

The World of Dreams : Dreams often bring together memory, instinct and imagination in ways that do not follow ordinary logic. The elephants suggest memory, strength and wisdom, while the animal form introduces a more instinctive energy. Broken geometric shapes make the scene feel shifting and uncertain, reflecting how different parts of the mind can meet in the same dream. Thematic Keywords: Dreams, Memory, Instinct, Imagination, Inner World.

Watching Ourselves : At times, dreams can feel as though one part of us is experiencing them while another part is quietly observing. The two faces suggest these different sides of awareness. The faceted forms around them create a sense of thoughts and memories taking shape, inviting the viewer to consider the parts of themselves that watch, remember and reflect. Thematic Keywords: Awareness, Observation, Duality, Memory, Reflection.

Before the Dream Takes Shape : The work focuses on the moment before a dream becomes a clear story or image. Geometric forms gather and separate as if ideas are being built, changed and dissolved. The blue and turquoise shapes create a space that feels both structured and uncertain, reflecting the way the mind creates its own visual world during sleep. Thematic Keywords: Dream Formation, Geometry, Imagination, Structure, Subconscious