BIS ART Gallery presents the group exhibition "Sleep does not remember itself", immersing in the atmosphere of dreams.

What remains of sleep after waking up? Indistinct silhouettes, fragments of dialogues, the feeling of flying and elusive images that melt away with every moment of reality.

At the hour when the world is enveloped in the silence of the night, and breathing becomes smooth and deep, the soul embarks on its most intimate journey — into the world of dreams, where reality melts. There, silver waves crash and the wind whispers, and the silhouettes of loved ones appear and disappear, one image after another. Dreams are a place where reason retreats before the enchantment of imagination, and familiar forms dissolve into the haze of the subconscious.

 When we wake up, there is a subtle sense of unfinished business, as if someone had whispered a wonderful story in our ears but didn't have time to finish it. A quiet yet persistent desire to close our eyes again invites us to slip back into the sweet realm of dreams. This exhibition is like flipping through the pages of a personal dream diary, where each piece is a memory of something very personal and cherished. 

Curators: Maya Abuellez, Natalia Dmitrieva