Israel-based photographer Ronen Goldman uses photographs to recreate and remember his imaginary nighttime escapades. Whenever he has a strange dream that he’d like to document, he goes out and recreates that dream as a surreal photograph. The project is titled “Surrealistic Pillow“.
Goldman about the project:
For the past six years I have been recreating my dreams through photos. Each photo takes weeks and even months of preparation from dreaming it, writing down the main elements, planning, shooting and post production.
I don’t always fully understood the meaning of these images- much like dreams they sometimes reveal themselves only months after being created.All elements of all the images were actually shot on location on the same day and combined together.












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