Someone Else's Dream is a hybrid video and sound-based art project centered on anonymous dream monologues collected from the public. Stripped of authorship and context, these dreams are read aloud in a sparse, darkened setting, allowing language, voice, and presence to carry the emotional weight of each narrative. The work explores dreams as shared psychic material, intimate yet collective, hovering between memory, fiction, and confession. The project invites viewers into a quiet encounter with the unconscious, where private interior worlds briefly surface, resonate, and dissolve.
2026 | Film | 3:42
An exploration of fragmented memories and the spaces between sleep and waking. This piece examines the ephemeral nature of dreams and how they dissolve upon consciousness.
2026 | Film | 4:15
A meditation on the collective unconscious and shared dreamscapes. The work layers imagery to create a liminal space where individual and collective memory intersect.