What Things Dream Of

The everyday objects stand very still as always, fixed at the same place. People just let them pass by without noticing them. In our everyday lives, the things we spend time together might be seeing or dreaming far more than we think. The project, 'What Things Dream Of' has started with a series of questions such as; how are water glasses seeing us when we drink water feeling thirsty? How do we look to the eyes of the clock at the moment when we check for the time? The team has created six everyday objects, each embedded with sensors and tiny cameras. When these objects are not being used - therefore we imagined them to be sleeping, their dreams are being displayed as a series of moving images through the perspectives of everyday things. Their dreams are related with memories with their possessors and interconnected with other objects. When a thing is waken up by touching and using, it stops dreaming and look at us with their unusual sight of ourselves through the small camera embedded in each objects. Each of their view of us replaces its dream sequences playing on the screen.