Close-up of a person's chest showing layered clothing, including a denim jacket, red and white striped shirt, blue bandana with white patterns, and beaded necklaces with colorful charms.

A living archive in cloth, beads, and memory.

“Portraits of a Dream” was born from the idea that every one-off object carries a fragment of life, woven into it are moments, places, and emotions that never fade. Each bandana necklace is more than an accessory: it is a page in a living archive, where fabric scraps, beads, and hand-tied knots become lines of memory.

Chapter I : The Dreamer

Chapter II : Memories

Chapter III : Play

About

A white fabric with embroidered designs including a deer, a bow, a heart, a cross, and other decorative elements, as well as a blue bandana with patterns.

The artist behind Portraits of a Dream creates at the intersection of memory, fabric, and movement. Bandana necklaces, beads, and feathers become fragments of a living archive, while brush paintings flow as gestures of breath and spirit. Inspiration is drawn from worn cloth, faded colors, fleeting moments, and the rhythm of nature. Each knot, bead, and brushstroke transforms the ordinary into a talisman of meaning. Rooted in craft, folk art, and calligraphy, the artist shapes work that remains alive — a dream carried forward, stitched and painted into the present, waiting to be remembered.

New York

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