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What was I saying?
What Was I Saying? plays with the rhythm of recall—a collection of odd symbols that make perfect sense in a dream but are erased from your brain the second you open your eyes. There’s a shark lurking. A drum keeping time. A life preserver. A light in the fog. But no boat? What gives? Why do we dream? Why can’t we remember? And what do the symbols mean anyway?
It’s fascinating how humans are driven to seek patterns and cling to meaning—how hard we try to explain the inexplicable. Dreams, astrology, religion, politics, death... all the ways we try to apply logic to what we’ll never fully understand. This piece invites you to write your own story—not solve the mystery for someone else. Maybe it’s about letting go of the urge to control. Maybe it’s about giving others the room to write their own weird, wonderful stories too. Maybe it’s about letting other people be.
64 x 48 × 1.5 inches (162.6 x 121.9 x 3.8 cm)
Acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas with painted edges
Unframed (enquire for framing requests)
Enquire for a mockup to visualize in your space
Free international shipping rolled in a tube
What Was I Saying? plays with the rhythm of recall—a collection of odd symbols that make perfect sense in a dream but are erased from your brain the second you open your eyes. There’s a shark lurking. A drum keeping time. A life preserver. A light in the fog. But no boat? What gives? Why do we dream? Why can’t we remember? And what do the symbols mean anyway?
It’s fascinating how humans are driven to seek patterns and cling to meaning—how hard we try to explain the inexplicable. Dreams, astrology, religion, politics, death... all the ways we try to apply logic to what we’ll never fully understand. This piece invites you to write your own story—not solve the mystery for someone else. Maybe it’s about letting go of the urge to control. Maybe it’s about giving others the room to write their own weird, wonderful stories too. Maybe it’s about letting other people be.
64 x 48 × 1.5 inches (162.6 x 121.9 x 3.8 cm)
Acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas with painted edges
Unframed (enquire for framing requests)
Enquire for a mockup to visualize in your space
Free international shipping rolled in a tube

