The Dream Library — Social Art Library

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Kymba Nijuck

100+ actual dreams, their interpretations, and illustrations by people like you & me…

An artist couldn’t remember her dreams so she asked strangers for theirs! 113 people trusted her and anonymous strangers with written accounts of their dreams. Another 200+ interpreted or illustrated them. Besides the willingness of the collaborators, the most astonishing thing was that people were overwhelmingly kind towards the dreams of strangers. She believes it is because we recognize how intimate and fragile a dream is. There were four basic parts to The Dream Exchange. Leave A Dream - Write down a dream that you had while sleeping. Interpret A Dream – Write what you think the dream’s message is. Illustrate A Dream – You draw an image of the dream. Within this book is The Dream Library, which contains all the dreams, and with each dream an interpretation and an illustration.

More information: https://www.amazon.com/Dream-Library-actual-interpretations-illustrations/dp/B09K2G3V3Y/

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Kymba Nijuck

Kymba Nijuck is an autistic crone who has worked as an artist for over a decade. Her community-based artworks include a series of conceptual projects involving dreams that had several hundred people participate and the Skyclad Tarot, a nude tarot deck featuring gender fluidity, racial and body-type diversity that over 50 people modeled for.

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