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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Please be aware that the dreams showcased here are user-submitted and feature AI-generated visuals. While we do our best to identify and warn about potentially unsettling content, if you find any material distressing, we encourage you to seek support on our Getting Help & Support page.
In our darkest hour, we can stand erect, with proud upthrust bosoms.
With gusto.
Anyone who laughs is a communist!
Really?! Bender?! You stole the atom.
I could if you hadn't turned on the light and shut off my stereo.
I'm sorry, Fry, but the galaxy cannot afford to lose another Pine Tree Cluster.— When will that be? Job Title
I am nnull (he/him). I am a multidisciplinary artist and educator based in London, UK. I work across...
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I am nnull (he/him). I am a multidisciplinary artist and educator based in London, UK. I work across...
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I am nnull (he/him). I am a multidisciplinary artist and educator based in London, UK. I work across...
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more
I am nnull (he/him). I am a multidisciplinary artist and educator based in London, UK. I work across several disciplines, operating across the cultural, design, academic and human rights sectors.
My work is first and foremost therapeutic, serving as a space to unpack intergenerational trauma and intersectional struggles that I am currently facing, while attempting to help others out along the way. As a transgender migrant, much of my work is autobiographical, journaling my experiences and the broader politics at play. I investigate several issues that I encounter in my life including, migration, gender, identity, disability and civil rights. The aim of my work is to interrogate how inequality is systematically constructed, to affirm the experiences of those who face injustice and to promote a more equitable world by any means possible.
I am nnull (he/him). I am a multidisciplinary artist and educator based in London, UK. I work across several disciplines, operating across the cultural, design, academic and human rights sectors.
My work is first and foremost therapeutic, serving as a space to unpack intergenerational trauma and intersectional struggles that I am currently facing, while attempting to help others out along the way. As a transgender migrant, much of my work is autobiographical, journaling my experiences and the broader politics at play. I investigate several issues that I encounter in my life including, migration, gender, identity, disability and civil rights. The aim of my work is to interrogate how inequality is systematically constructed, to affirm the experiences of those who face injustice and to promote a more equitable world by any means possible.
I am nnull (he/him). I am a multidisciplinary artist and educator based in London, UK. I work across several disciplines, operating across the cultural, design, academic and human rights sectors.
My work is first and foremost therapeutic, serving as a space to unpack intergenerational trauma and intersectional struggles that I am currently facing, while attempting to help others out along the way. As a transgender migrant, much of my work is autobiographical, journaling my experiences and the broader politics at play. I investigate several issues that I encounter in my life including, migration, gender, identity, disability and civil rights. The aim of my work is to interrogate how inequality is systematically constructed, to affirm the experiences of those who face injustice and to promote a more equitable world by any means possible.
Dr Josie Malinowski is an oneirologist (dream researcher) based in London, UK. She has published over 20 academic articles on her dream research and has published a book, The Psychology of Dreaming, a brief introduction to the science and psychology of dreaming. She has spoken widely at events such as at the Tate Modern, the Wellcome Museum, and the Freud Museum, and at festivals such as Secret Garden Party and Shambala, about the science of lucid dreaming, and acted as the lucid dreaming adviser on the Netflix show Behind Her Eyes. Josie is currently working as a Teaching Fellow at King’s College London and as a Research Associate at the University of Surrey.
