Fragments of Dreams
We give damaged and unused items new life. Using simple origami and crochet, we turn leftover gift wrap, scrap yarn, and natural finds, like moss, lichen, and decayed wood into thoughtful decorations.
Each piece reflects a low-impact mindset. We create without waste, focusing on renewal. The crane appears often. As a symbol of hope, it carries dreams from within us into the world, one folded wing at a time.
The exhibition has two parts: Fragment and Dream
I. Fragments
The Fragments of Dream exhibition breathes new life into forgotten and broken things. We transform damaged objects through simple origami and crochet, using leftover gift wrap, scrap yarn, and reclaimed natural materials like moss, lichen, and decayed wood.
Each creation reflects a mindful, low-impact approach. Rather than discarding, we renew.
At the heart of the collection are sleeping girls, delicately rendered through a blend of digital and traditional painting. Alongside them, cranes appear again and again. They carry dreams, unfolding fragments of hope from the inner world into the physical one.
II. Dreams
Twelve paintings of sleeping girls, female characters from the novel AlefA: Sleeping Beauty, accompany the installation. Created in both digital and traditional watercolor mediums, each portrait is set among delicate flowers and soft color palettes. These colors harmonize with the origami and crocheted works, tying the exhibition together. The girls emerge from faint, dreamlike sketches into sharper forms, echoing how dreams shift from intangible illusions to vivid experiences.Fragments of Dreams is an invitation: to see beauty in what once seemed broken, to honor nature within our homes, and to believe in second chances, for objects, dreams, and ourselves.
