Baby dreams
Baby Dreams
Two tiny dreamers balance on impossible blue blocks, suspended somewhere between nursery games and forgotten memory. Below them, a giraffe stretches upward as though trying to reach the children before they drift too far into sleep. Dominoes, and faded alphabet blocks scatter through the box like fragments of early learning — little lessons half remembered from childhood.
The ladder climbs nowhere certain.
The cubes don’t quite align.
Everything feels gently off balance, like a dream you almost recognise.
Baby Dreams explores the strange architecture of childhood imagination — the way toys become companions, objects become symbols, and memories soften into something both comforting and uncanny. A small theatre of innocence, imbalance, and quiet wonder.