Bright Dreams is a collection of assorted works created in New York between 2007 and 2009.

They do not belong to a specific series, nor were they conceived under a single curatorial vision. Yet I consider them fundamental to my artistic and technical growth. They represent a phase of exploration — a laboratory of ideas, experiments, risks, and refinements.

Within these works, different references surface and overlap. As often happens in my practice, classical and philosophical quotations quietly emerge, woven into contemporary imagery. They are not decorative citations, but structural presences — underlying tensions between past and present, reason and instinct, myth and modernity.

Bright Dreams captures a moment of expansion: a time when ambition, curiosity, and discipline were converging, shaping the foundations of what would come next.