Artists

Chiara Baima Poma, Luca De Angelis, Olmo Erba, Giuseppe Mulas, Morigen Yan

Press release

Through rêverie, one enters an alternate dimension where rationality gives way to imagination, and daydreaming becomes a space to engage with reality more freely. It is a porous territory that surfaces, transforms, and resonates inwardly, where the boundaries between interior and exterior, real and surreal, become fluid. This form of daydreaming is extensively discussed by the philosopher Gaston Bachelard in The Poetics of Reverie (1960), where he writes: “Rêverie places us in the state of a soul that imagines,” describing a way of inhabiting the world through representations rather than concepts. Rêverie does not explain or demonstrate - it evokes.