Concept
The dream book consists of 15 illustrations per spread, connected by a single narrative. Each spread interprets one word. The interpretations relate to the plot.
Synopsis
A young woman who lost a close friend is trying to process his death. Her feelings and internal state are reflected in her dreams. The protagonist moves through a journey from perpetual nightmares and denial to acceptance.
Works in the technique of
My technique aims to convey the heroine’s sense of being lost. Her dreams transform into collaged memories—fleeting fragments that dissolve and mingle with her fears. Angular figures and contrasting shadows create the impression of a cutout from a magazine. The textured brushwork is intended to convey the fog and instability of her memories.
Every word serves as a metaphor for the protagonist’s self-perception, which is reflected in her dreams.
