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Prompt: The assignment was to imagine a space where our dreams occur or might be set; there may be improbable or impossible architecture, strange flora or fauna, occasional figures, objects, atmosphere.
Since the day I knew how to hold a pencil and scribble, I loved to draw dragons, lling the pages of random books and walls of my house with long and slender serpent-like creatures. When I thought of “Imagined Landscapes,” I would spiral back to my childhood memories because it is my source of escapism: an escape from reality. Just like how art is subjective and can be looked at in countless ways, I believe that this piece leads you to your very own narrative and your endless imagination.
