Subconscious Dreaming
No. 010.1 | Joshua Fraioli
Musée Magazine embraces the wonderful hope that every picture stimulates an interpretation. This column is our tip of the hat to that concept, with fictionalized text we’ve written to accompany a selected photograph.
Written by Lauren Levesque
As if a spell had been cast, a hush fell over everything—so profound that a leaf cracking could be heard for miles on end. They wander within the recesses of the mind's eye, where rough skin erodes and withers. It’s a realm of fantasy—the sounds of fresh grapes being squeezed and pressed, Socrates babbling next to the brook—a different era. Through the power of imagination, it thrives. What wonders lie beneath the dreamscape of these figures? Wonderlands, ships, galore? Or perhaps a serene subconscious, nestled beneath layers of simultaneous time loops?
