#ether art

There exists a fine line between the dreamscape and our conscious reality

To enter the dream is to relinquish control to your subconscious mind. It's trying to tell you something; Are you listening to your dreams?

When we go to sleep our dreams consist of our current challenges, fears, aspirations, connections and failures

In its initial introduction this work strikes the heart of its viewers directly with this extreme luminescent and neon color combination. It pierces and punctuates the light in the spatial composition in a way which cannot be ignored as if even a passing glance is enough to make its mark for the rest of your life

In this same way the piece permits an even further display of dreamlike depth in its conveyance to the viewer. Its safe to say this piece is bathed and possessed by this neon lighting

Our perspective sits within this darker room disconnected and separate from the source of light at hand. It feels as if we’re an outside viewer with an invitation for entrance by  this immense temptation of ascendant light

These arches allow a transition to be felt as the inner archway translates and hosts a medium intensity of luminescence before falling off to a much darker inner wall

Liminal Dreamcore art can be viewed with the foundational inspirations of surrealism and impressionism. A liminal space is one which acts as a bridge from one point to another. Hallways, Lobbies, Elevators and much more may be considered liminal spaces. There exists key elements in every piece, sometimes all simultaneously. We notice a pool, checkered floor, strange endless neon lights and a mixture of motion blur to merge it all. These elements feel as if they don’t belong together however they still combine each others influences through reflection to craft a unique dreamcore experience

When one becomes a student of the dreamscape they find a specific element which connects and mirrors across almost every lucid practice; Liminal spaces occur in every single dream as they act like a bridge or lobby to a endless offering of experiences within the dreamscape

Although the concrete timeline of the "Liminal Dreamcore" style remains rather ambiguous we must note with high conviction that the artist Jared Pike sits definitively within these developments at some point and range

Overall this dreamcore digital rendering displays a scene of surreal light which immerses its participants in a perspective set as an outsider looking in as the ascendant color extends an invite to all which view

"Neonsense"

DC Motion

"We are looking right at you. We hear you can look up and see the moon right now. We see you too."

A pouff for your troubles. Breadboy is being slept on and I will not stand for it.