The things I see

You think it is impossible to see a green dinosaur walking in the street? Cross a character from a manga? Or just people with colorful looks and a little crazy? However, in Japan this stuff is not rare. It was in the Harajuku district to find different cosplayers, especially on weekends, where they can freely display as their hero or style. So, walking down a street and greet Dark Vador, Pikachu, Naruto and so on, it is like dreaming awake or get trapped in a TV screen.

Dreamer by Fede Cook.

This series of photographs is that of Klaus Pichler. He staged in public places we used to frequent, characters out of the imagination. They act as if it was normal, daily. We find the reality in melee dream. Are these people real or imaginary? Made in it are cosplayers, people who dress up, take the appearance of their imaginary hero. They manifest their dreams in reality, while giving the impression the viewer to be in a dream.

The Dreamer, poetic interpretation of the sleeper-dreamer, who head in the clouds. Graphics processing is sweet, colorful almost a little childish. After all, the dream is related to the world of childhood.

Alice Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass are two novels by Lewis Carroll that have been adapted to film by Walt Disney. The second book is a continuation of the first, while both have the general theme of the dream, goal these dreams are very strange. When Alice falls asleep, she finds herself in a new land, where logic, sense and rational does not exist. Everything is possible: grow, shrink, disappear ... The characters seem crazy and make statements out of his mind. In the second book, the world is even reversed, concepts such as time and space are warped can cause frustration ... In the end, it is unclear whether Alice has actually found a new world, or whether it is only a dream. Is the dream may been seen as another world apart which is governed by other rules?

To Surrealism with these two photographs of aquatic animals swimming in the air. It reminds me of the quote from Victor Hugo "the dream is the aquarium of the night." It emerges from the poetry of these photographs, this shark swimming freely and this balloon-like jellyfish. In the first photo you would think that we are in the dream of the man stand up, and that this dream he has for scoring a jellyfish.

Yokai by Richard Longhi

Ludovic Cordelière - Phantom

this series of photographs entitled The Dreamer, and is carried out by the Italian photographer Francesco Sambo. Because the dream begins only when we sleep, the sleeper is another state other than when he saw his real life. Instead of standing, he is lying, eyes closed, vulnerable, sometimes displays attitudes and expressions that do not fully control. Maybe he moves according to his dream? In these photographs, it seems that the dreamer is in another world, far from reality, it does not recognize the room, just darkness, light fog and sheets.

Shuichi NAKANO, searching for Paradise. The artist painted on the walls of the town these giant animals with great realism. We has the impression that immersed in the paint. Because of this realism we wonder if this is reality or a dream. The limits are difficult to define ...

Another quote on the dream of Edgar Poe. If that surrounds us is but a dream within a dream, then it would tell the life we ​​live is not real?

Victor Hugo

Yumeno Hajima by Kyary Pamyu Pamyu a japanese singer. One of the things I like about the Japanese and Korean is their video more or less delirious, staggered, with characters straight out of a manga or movie science fiction. It's like in a dream, it seems that the singer and dancers are in another world! In France we do not have this bold and colorful universe in our music videos, suddenly when I compare, I feel that Japan is an imaginary world.

I've always been fascinated by the dream, it is mysterious, surprising them happy. People say that dreams are meant to be dreamed, others that they are deceptive illusions. For me, the dream is like a second life, perhaps the dream is more than real.

Chineasy is a book of ShaoLan a chinese designer. I always wanted to learn Asian languages ​​because they are beautiful in form and sound, but I've never been able to remember the signs! But ShaoLan had this brilliant idea to illustrate the Chinese characters. It uses the character form to incorporate there in an image. This is a new way to learn the sign and I think it is much more efficient ... Also, using these characters shown, I think that is better able to visualize the composition of sentences or phrase, such as "dense", "flames" or "forest".

Fun and quirky Joost Lieuwma creates situations to avoid, by inverting. This video appeals to our common sense and made me laugh!