Dreams in the Tapestry of Art: Dagmara Giej Rusnak's Intersection of Creativity, Culture, and Consciousness - Karolina Skorek
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14 Sep Dreams in the Tapestry of Art: Dagmara Giej Rusnak’s Intersection of Creativity, Culture, and Consciousness

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Dreams in the Tapestry of Art: Dagmara Giej Rusnak’s Intersection of Creativity, Culture, and Consciousness

Dagmara describes dreams as a source of inspiration for her creative and intellectual pursuits, distinguishing them from hallucinations caused by stress. She touches on the role of dreams in various cultures, particularly in Slavic culture, and their mythological significance in her family. The conversation also explores the concept of dreams in fine arts, influenced by psychoanalysis and surrealism. Dagmara expresses interest in the technological advancements that might enable dream recording, considering its potential impact on personal and cultural perceptions of dreams.


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