Have you any dreams you'd like to sell?

This collection of Polaroids is a quiet offering, just like a market of lost dreams and faded memories

Each image stands as a trace of something once desired, once vivid, now drifting into obsolescence. Shot on instant film, the photographs embody the fragile and temporary nature of recollection. Their soft tones, blurred faces, and suspended objects evoke the texture of dreams that refuse to fully disappear — lingering at the edge of consciousness.

“Have you any dreams you’d like to sell” asks what happens when the things we once held close lose their meaning. Can we let them go? Can we trade them away, not for profit, but for peace? In this act of selling, there is release; in forgetting, a new form of remembering.