The Omnipotence of the Dream emerges as a collection shaped by the tension and harmony found within subversive art. Through the contrasting gaze of male and female artists, the collection examines how rebellion is imagined, expressed, and embodied. Each piece becomes a study in duality—softness against severity, intuition against structure, revelation against restraint.

Inspired by the refined minimalism of the ’90s, this collection is designed as a study in reduction. An intentional exercise in tuning out the noise to distill what remains, quieting the world to reveal what lingers in the silence. It examines the duality of presence and absence, how both shape the narrative of each piece.

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