A dream beyond a dream of visions. 

Originating in ancient Greek Stoicism, logos spermatikos (Greek: λόγος σπερματικός) — or "seminal reason" — describes the seed of rational truth that orders the cosmos and informs human thought. When applied to commercialism, music, pop culture and self-aggrandisement it takes on a suggestion of influence, virality and masculinity.  

Originating in ancient Greek Stoicism, logos spermatikos (Greek: λόγος σπερματικός) — or "seminal reason" — describes the seed of rational truth that orders the cosmos and informs human thought. When applied to commercialism, surrealist art and distortions of space and time, it takes on meanings of paradox, arousal and self-expression.

One of the pieces with a hidden true title that needs to be discerned by the viewer.

A piece that asks the viewer whether they can believe their own eyes. Apophenia is the human tendency to see meaningful patterns or connections in random or unrelated information. Originally apophänie, the term was coined by German psychiatrist Klaus Conrad in 1958, who used it to describe the early stages of schizophrenia. 

One of the pieces with a hidden true title that needs to be discerned by the viewer.

One of the pieces with a hidden true title that needs to be discerned by the viewer.

A reinterpretation of the meaning of meaning.

A reinterpretation of fantasies about fantasy.