Dreamscapes is a series of hand-painted Polaroids that explores the delicate intersection of memory, imagination, and the blurred lines between dreams and waking life. Each image is a visual meditation—drawing from the language of childhood, nostalgia, and the kinds of open-ended spaces where the imagination is free to wander.

This body of work invites viewers into realms where the familiar is made strange and the strange becomes comforting. The dreamlike quality of instant film, combined with the tactile intimacy of hand painting, gives each piece a sense of timelessness—echoing the way we remember and reimagine our early experiences.

In an age increasingly dominated by screens, algorithms, and constant digital engagement, Dreamscapes is a conscious return to slowness, play, and the expansiveness of the child mind. Through these images, I sought to carve out a space for wonder—to reconnect with a quieter, more curious way of seeing the world.