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dream art and artists on the web

Dream Art & Artists on the Web

Brenda Ferrimani is a painter of dreams. Her dream paintings have been seen on the cover of Dreamtime and Dream Network magazines, and the Rocky Mountain Dream Journal. Her work has been featured at the International Conference on the Fantastic in the Arts and ASD’s Dream Oddyssey Art Exhibition in 2001.
Alyssa Goldring states that “Dreams have guided me thoughout my life and are often the source of my art work. Through art and writing I explore my inner world and bring its dream enerby and wisdom into my everyday life. I have a “mix and match” approach to media, and use acrylics in various ways, as well as transparent and opaque water color, monotype, charcoal, brush and ink and other drawing tools, fabric photograph and collage”. Her website features her images and dreams.
Epic Dewfall blends images from his dreams with his own poetry, as in this piece called “The Dreamers “. As he says: “I get ideas for my paintings from lucid dreams. About once a month when I’m dreaming, I will realize I’m dreaming, and when I do, I then walk around in the dream looking at art on the walls. I usually find many paintings on every wall. By the time one of these lucid dreams ends, I usually have one or two good paintings memorized. I always recreate them in pastel on 12 by 18 inch paper. I’ve been doing this as a hobby since 1986.”

Dream Ikons is the work of two artists, Scherer and Ouporov, who utilize the inspiration of dream images to create gilded icons. “The image of the dreamer is in the center, while the surrounding, illuminated area represents the dream itself. In the tradition of medieval manuscript illumination, the center is a fixed, rational image and the borders represent the irrational side of the imagination–in this case, the unconscious realm of our amorphous dreams, desires or nightmares. Whereas in medieval painting, the gold traditionally symbolizes the union with God, in Dream Ikons it is the unconscious state of sleep. In many cultures, dreams are believed to be a direct channel to the spirit world, therefore the gold can also represent this connection.”
Rahima Warren’s website SoulPlay, is an intuitive interface to access her art based her dreams. A graduate of the transpersonal psychology program at John F. Kennedy University, and a registered marriage and family therapist, she created a deep process of inner growth called SoulPlay, and led SoulPlay workshops and women’s groups. She also led Image, Symbol and Dream trainings for psychotherapists and counselors.

dream discussion groups

Discussion Groups

Do you enjoy discussing your thoughts and viewpoints through email? Here are some discussion groups you might be interested in joining:
Dream Central Discussion Board
Looking for a bulletin board to talk about dreams? Then Dream Central is the place for you! The site is not indexed, but there’s a variety of threaded discussions on a wide range of dream-related topics
Morpheus DreamsA discussion list for dreams and the spirit.
The Dream Chimney offers you an opportunity to post your dreams on their site or take one of their Dream Polls, then return within 48 hours of your dream post for at least one analysis of your dream by the team and many more by others. Feel free to post comments on the dream, your interpretation, questions for the dreamer, or just simply your favorite part of the dream. The more posting, the more fun.
Dream Matrix — Dream Sharing for WomenBeginning dream-workers and experienced women equally welcome. This is an egalitarian, open-minded forum for sharing dreams and their possible implications in our lives. It is based on the principles of respect for many traditions, kindness, and honoring the creative impulse as our dreams express it. It is a moderated forum.
Dream Weavers Guild
A dreamsharing group focused on symbols and creativity.