Dreaming, Australia is inspired by the Aboriginal concept of Dreamtime—the sacred time when ancestral beings emerged from the land and sky to shape the world, the animals, and the laws of life. These spirits are not just ancient myths; they remain alive in the natural world, in sacred sites, and in the stories passed from generation to generation.
Dreamtime is not linear. It’s a spiritual dimension where past, present, and future coexist—a timeless space of connection, wisdom, and essence.
While reading about Dreamtime and its deep meaning in Aboriginal tradition, something stirred inside me. I realized how far modern life had taken me from that sacred flow—from silence, from simplicity, from my own inner world. Like many, I had been seeking answers and peace outside of myself—through places, books, and rituals. But this philosophy reminded me that everything I’m looking for is already within.
Creating Dreaming, Australia was a way of reconnecting. The forms, textures, and earthy tones reflect the language of Aboriginal art—where painting is a spiritual act, a way of transmitting knowledge, mapping land, and remembering origins.
This artwork became a journey back to my essence.
Every line is a path. Every color, a vibration.
It’s a visual meditation—an invitation to return home, to slow down, to feel the invisible layers of life.
Dreaming, Australia whispers:
🌿 You are already part of this great story.
🌿 The sacred is not somewhere else.
🌿 Peace isn’t something you find—it’s something you remember.
