A free digital tool that uses generative AI to translate our sleeping dream descriptions into visual animations, creating a collective dream cloud.
Everyone is welcome to explore the Isle of Sheppey’s dreams and to create and privately view the visualisations of their own dreams.
Residents and visitors to the Isle of Sheppey, Kent, are also able to share their dream visualisations publicly by exhibiting them anonymously in our Dream Cloud and Dream Library.
The Dreamshare Seer is also an artwork, a dream archive, an exhibition and a pioneering community citizen science experiment, informed by indigenous knowledge.
Open to residents and visitors to the Isle of Sheppey, Kent, UK,
to share
their nocturnal dream descriptions
anonymously and see them transformed into visualisations
exhibited in the Dream Cloud and
the Dream Library.
Or, if
you're based anywhere else in the world, you're welcome to explore Sheppey's dreams and to trial this tool with your own dreams too.
Either way, it's free. Please register
to begin the process!
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I found what I need. And it's not friends, it's things.
Can we have Bender Burgers again?
With gusto.
Can we have Bender Burgers again?
I could if you hadn't turned on the light and shut off my stereo.
I was having the most wonderful dream. Except you were there, and you were there, and you were there!— You're going to do his laundry? Job Title
Ivan Lam (B. 1975) has earned a reputation as one of Malaysia’s leading contemporary artists for his...
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Ivan Lam (B. 1975) has earned a reputation as one of Malaysia’s leading contemporary artists for his...
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Ivan Lam (B. 1975) has earned a reputation as one of Malaysia’s leading contemporary artists for his...
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more
Ivan Lam (B. 1975) has earned a reputation as one of Malaysia’s leading contemporary artists for his continuous ability to push the boundaries of his art practice. Over the last 23 years his innovative incorporation of printmaking, resin and objects into his paintings add hyper-reality to the natural, distance to the familiar, and pragmatism to pathos. Other dualities and dichotomies abound within his paintings and conceptual works, both harmoniously and in tension, underpinning his enquiries on popular culture, current affairs, art history and autobiography. His practice has recently taken on a more conceptual bias, raising questions around authorship, the role of the artist and the very nature of art itself.
Lam has exhibited widely in the local and international arena and has also garnered multiple awards in a career laden with solo and group exhibitions and collected by reputed institutions in Malaysia, Europe and the USA. He was the first and only Malaysian artist selected to present a one-man project at the inaugural Art Basel Hong Kong in 2013, and was the first Malaysian artist commissioned by Louis Vuitton for their collection in 2014. In 2017, he presented a performance work entitled ‘Curating Human Experiences: Human Experience 66:06:06’ in Kuala Lumpur, and was the only artist from Malaysia invited to create a project for the Karachi Biennale in the same year. Lam was one of four Malaysian artists to represent Malaysia at the country’s first ever National Pavilion at the 58th International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia in 2019. The work presented, One Inch (2019) explores dualities and dichotomies which sit both harmoniously and in tension in Lam’s work, beguiling the viewer to discover the multiple meanings within. In 2020, he launched ‘The Ivan Lam Giveaway’ an online platform where art is used as a tool to promote action. In 2022, he presents ‘catharsis’ – his most personal and important series to date. Consisting of five large-panelled paintings, ‘catharsis‘ encapsulates Lam’s years of experiencing, understanding and accepting the depths of excruciating physical pain.
Download: Ivan Lam Biography and CV
Ivan Lam (B. 1975) has earned a reputation as one of Malaysia’s leading contemporary artists for his continuous ability to push the boundaries of his art practice. Over the last 23 years his innovative incorporation of printmaking, resin and objects into his paintings add hyper-reality to the natural, distance to the familiar, and pragmatism to pathos. Other dualities and dichotomies abound within his paintings and conceptual works, both harmoniously and in tension, underpinning his enquiries on popular culture, current affairs, art history and autobiography. His practice has recently taken on a more conceptual bias, raising questions around authorship, the role of the artist and the very nature of art itself.
Lam has exhibited widely in the local and international arena and has also garnered multiple awards in a career laden with solo and group exhibitions and collected by reputed institutions in Malaysia, Europe and the USA. He was the first and only Malaysian artist selected to present a one-man project at the inaugural Art Basel Hong Kong in 2013, and was the first Malaysian artist commissioned by Louis Vuitton for their collection in 2014. In 2017, he presented a performance work entitled ‘Curating Human Experiences: Human Experience 66:06:06’ in Kuala Lumpur, and was the only artist from Malaysia invited to create a project for the Karachi Biennale in the same year. Lam was one of four Malaysian artists to represent Malaysia at the country’s first ever National Pavilion at the 58th International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia in 2019. The work presented, One Inch (2019) explores dualities and dichotomies which sit both harmoniously and in tension in Lam’s work, beguiling the viewer to discover the multiple meanings within. In 2020, he launched ‘The Ivan Lam Giveaway’ an online platform where art is used as a tool to promote action. In 2022, he presents ‘catharsis’ – his most personal and important series to date. Consisting of five large-panelled paintings, ‘catharsis‘ encapsulates Lam’s years of experiencing, understanding and accepting the depths of excruciating physical pain.
Download: Ivan Lam Biography and CV
Ivan Lam (B. 1975) has earned a reputation as one of Malaysia’s leading contemporary artists for his continuous ability to push the boundaries of his art practice. Over the last 23 years his innovative incorporation of printmaking, resin and objects into his paintings add hyper-reality to the natural, distance to the familiar, and pragmatism to pathos. Other dualities and dichotomies abound within his paintings and conceptual works, both harmoniously and in tension, underpinning his enquiries on popular culture, current affairs, art history and autobiography. His practice has recently taken on a more conceptual bias, raising questions around authorship, the role of the artist and the very nature of art itself.
Lam has exhibited widely in the local and international arena and has also garnered multiple awards in a career laden with solo and group exhibitions and collected by reputed institutions in Malaysia, Europe and the USA. He was the first and only Malaysian artist selected to present a one-man project at the inaugural Art Basel Hong Kong in 2013, and was the first Malaysian artist commissioned by Louis Vuitton for their collection in 2014. In 2017, he presented a performance work entitled ‘Curating Human Experiences: Human Experience 66:06:06’ in Kuala Lumpur, and was the only artist from Malaysia invited to create a project for the Karachi Biennale in the same year. Lam was one of four Malaysian artists to represent Malaysia at the country’s first ever National Pavilion at the 58th International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia in 2019. The work presented, One Inch (2019) explores dualities and dichotomies which sit both harmoniously and in tension in Lam’s work, beguiling the viewer to discover the multiple meanings within. In 2020, he launched ‘The Ivan Lam Giveaway’ an online platform where art is used as a tool to promote action. In 2022, he presents ‘catharsis’ – his most personal and important series to date. Consisting of five large-panelled paintings, ‘catharsis‘ encapsulates Lam’s years of experiencing, understanding and accepting the depths of excruciating physical pain.
Download: Ivan Lam Biography and CV
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