“Paper Dreams” is an immersive animation that takes the viewer on a dreamlike journey, suspended between reality and imagination—an artistic experience that explores the delicate transition between wakefulness and sleep, between conscious control and unconscious flow. Within this visual and sensory space, paper and water emerge as powerful symbols: paper, fragile and foldable, represents the subtle nature of thoughts, ideas, and memory, while water, fluid and unstoppable, reflects the continuous stream of consciousness, capable of shaping and redefining what we perceive as real. The work unfolds through a series of visions that form and dissolve like lucid dreams, inviting the viewer to enter a world where images shift, fade, and reappear, mirroring the elusive nature of perception. “Paper Dreams” stands at the intersection of contemporary art and experimental animation, blending symbolic elements with a visual language that encourages reflection on memory, visual experience, and the fluid essence of human awareness. It is an invitation to explore the thin boundary between what we think we control and what inevitably slips away—where every image is a fragment of a dream, and every dissolution is a quiet return to reality.