
We owe a considerable amount of gratitude to A.T. Marshall, whose 1899 patent allowed for us to forever enjoy meals the day after they were made.
The theatre is truly a lonely place – François ‘Grizzly’ Gauthier – 1947 (Paris, France)

It is here, in the fogginess between deep slumber and wakefulness that the ambiguity lies. Becoming increasingly lucid, I redevelop my surroundings and recollect myself, instinctively abandoning what residue is left of my preceding dreamscape. The first naked strokes of light break through and turn on another day. No surprises, nothing to be revealed.