Dream Sequence

CRT TV, composite video installation (2026)

Dream Sequence is a composite video exploring the ideas of space and the mind, and how the two are connected. As a very introspective person who thinks all the time, I wanted to do a project about consciousness, dreams, and the brain. However, space has been a life long fixation of mine that I also felt was important enough for me to want to explore in this fashion. I came to the realization that the two are largely connected; we need our complex minds to make sense of an infinitely more complex universe, and that same universe allows us to understand more about ourselves here and life around us. They explain each other yet there is so much we don’t know about either one.

I made this by sourcing media from YouTube, the platform that people most often go to when searching for detailed and in-depth explanations, especially in a visual format and on these topics. Through cropping, trimming, adding effects, and overlaying 15 videos, I was able to achieve what I believe incapsulates the experience of exploring your mind, trying to comprehend space, and the key aspects the two share.

Featured in UNT’s Paul Voertman Gallery as a part of the _underscore Exhibition.