Dreamed Landscapes

In Dreamed Landscapes series, the horizon appear—not as a concrete place, but as a remembered or imagined terrain. These landscapes are not topographical records; they are filtered through memory, dreams, and emotional resonance.

Familiar elements—lines of trees, distant hills, fluid bodies of water—appear only to dissolve into abstraction. Colour carries the mood more than form: soft gradients suggest dusk, early morning mist, or shifting weather. Brushstrokes are layered intuitively, allowing the landscapes to emerge gradually, as if recalled from a half-remembered journey.

This series explores the threshold between the real and the imagined. It reflects how our inner world reshapes external places: how memories fade, details blur, and emotional tones remain. The landscapes become mental spaces—dreamlike territories where the viewer’s own recollections might surface.