"DREAM ARCHIVE" is a multichannel video and sound installation that captures the diverse presence of human emotions and the impact of night and waking dreams/nightmares on us, using fragmented storytelling and spectral visuals to trace the liminal space between reality and reverie.

Through a series of intimate video portraits projected on floating fabrics, accompanied by an immersive electronic soundscape, written and composed under the guidance of the narrative, the installation creates a dreamlike archive, one that preserves emotional remnants, whispered confessions, and symbolic echoes in a time where memory is constantly being externalized and digitized

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The installation explores the psychological residues of dreams, how our subconscious shapes our emotional reality, and how life nightmares are lived and experienced through our everyday lives, causing confusion in many different emotional landscapes.

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This Project was developed at the Vivid Echoes Residency in May 2025 in Luxembourg at The Schluethaus and Rotondes, drawing at my background from Architecture, Music and Visual Arts blended all together. I have carefully crafted the concept, aesthetic, and sound design to engage in a multiple-sensory experience. I conducted the interviews after giving my collaboration a simple task: what dream do you remember still today and why? I used minimal synthesis equipment to maximize my work hours during the residency and purposely staged the visual composition in the space available and usable at The Schluethause and Rotondes, with the available resources at hand.

The project evolved into a collective exploration of the human psyche. In the process of this creation, it became clear that this piece is flexible, malleable, and adaptable to a wide range of settings, whether a museum, gallery, or immersive conceptual concert.