R.E.M., 2009.40x15x12 cm
gips
Through the R.E.M phase of sleeping one begins to dream of hundreds of dreams. Most of what we dream is not related to what we encountered that previous day, but our subconscious is awakened, and thus most of our dreams can explain the reality of our present.
The paths our dreams take from one to another throughout the night is unpredictable and most of the time unremembered, but few familiar moments can be recollected the next morning. Through a free and pure effort I awaken the subconscious consciously and sculpt a dreamlike structure that represents the path, structure, imagination, and purity of the R.E.M. phase.