The Dream of Everyday Life – Suspended Gravity

1. Title
"The Dream of Everyday Life – Suspended Gravity"

2. Description of the image
"A Dream of Everyday Life – Suspended Gravity" is a vision of a world where reality softens and ordinary gestures soar beyond logic. Everyday objects drift like memories, kitchens and living rooms interpenetrate in an impossible way, and space—rather than confinement—flows. The painting draws you into a dreamlike reality where nothing is certain, but everything is familiar. It's a world where a cup can levitate above the table, and a window leads not outside but inside memories.

3. Technology
Oil on canvas with a distinct impasto and short, energetic brushstrokes that emphasize movement and tension. Glazes and soft strokes create ephemeral transitions of light, elevating the painting towards a dreamlike dimension. The technique enhances the impression of suspension between the real and the imagined.

4. Style
The surrealism of everyday life – a fusion of symbolism with the simplicity of everyday life. The style draws from the spirituality of René Magritte and the visual imagination of Marc Chagall, but also from the film poetics of Jean-Pierre Jeunet. It is a style that transforms routine into miracle.

5. Colors
Vibrant, dreamlike, and unconventional. Pastel purples and blues contrast with intense orange, red, and aquamarine. The colors aren't meant to evoke reality—they're meant to create a mood. Like a dream: not everything fits, but everything makes sense.

6. Invoice
Fleshy where light builds matter, subtle in hazy, almost transparent places. The texture plays with the imagination – it suggests, not imposes. The painting seems almost "soft" to the touch, as if painted in a dream.

7. Inspiration
Magritte, Chagall, Beksiński – but also a child's imagination, tales of magical realism, and installation art. The inspiration comes from the ordinary – but viewed from the sidelines, from the depths of the soul, not from the ground. It's also a dream of a world where anything can happen – even if it's just breakfast.

8. Message and multidimensionality of interpretation
This is a painting about how everyday life isn't banal. It's strange, complex, symbolic. And beautiful—if only we see it differently. The painting allows us to ask questions: what in my everyday life defies logic? What is most magical about it? Can the unreal be the most real?

9. Originality and authenticity
Absolutely unique because it connects the world of emotions with the forms of everyday life. Authentic because it draws from experiences, observations, and dreams. It doesn't fake reality—it transforms it. And in this transformation, art is created that surprises and stays with you.

✨ Sometimes you have to dream to really see what life is like. ✨