“Dreamer” is an intimate exploration of the subconscious mind—where intuition, memory, and imagination blend into a quiet, continuous stream of internal dialogue. This project is born not just from sleep-bound dreams, but from the subtle and often-overlooked state of daydreaming—a space where the conscious and unconscious meet in fleeting, fluid moments.

Rooted in spontaneous mark-making, Dreamer rejects rigid structure in favor of instinct and emotional resonance. Shapes emerge without premeditation. Lines wander like thoughts during a daydream—unfocused yet deeply revealing. These works are not planned, but felt, allowing the creative process to become a direct channel for what lies beneath the surface.

Daydreaming becomes a creative method: a pause in the noise, where the mind is free to drift, imagine, and reveal. It is in these liminal states—between attention and absence—that the truest images appear. Through texture, repetition, and gesture, the work captures these internal landscapes: fragmented, symbolic, and open to interpretation.

In this work, the subconscious is not merely a source of inspiration—it is the guide. Each piece emerges from a state of flow, where control gives way to instinct, and the boundaries between reality and dream dissolve. Lines appear before meaning is assigned. Shapes form like thoughts surfacing from beneath. Textures suggest hidden stories, while negative space invites the viewer to complete what is left unsaid.

“Dreamer” reflects your belief that the creative process itself is a kind of dreaming—an active engagement with the unknown parts of the self. Through abstraction, layered gestures, and unexpected compositions, the work taps into collective symbolism and personal mythology. It asks us to feel before we understand, and to see with the inner eye.