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Surrealistic Pillow Project by Ronen Goldman

12.08.11 | By
Surrealistic Pillow Project by Ronen Goldman

Israeli artist Ronen Goldman, who is based in Tel Aviv, spent five years creating the Surrealistic Pillow Project, a body of work that recreates his dreams in photographic form. Given the appearance of Magritte-like imagery, “surreal” is an apt description. If only we could all capture our most out-there dreams in pictures.

Above: Curiosity

The Fisherman

Reoccurring Dream

The Magician

The Persistence of Doubt

In the Court of the Crimson Queen

Tel Aviv 2010

Photographic Memory

Ascension

The Day She Tried to Live

Marni Elyse Katz is a Boston-based design writer and editor. She covers interiors, architecture, and home design for a variety of publications and is the founder of StyleCarrot, a blog dedicated to modern interiors and contemporary design.