This body of work is a multimedia installation exploring rest, sleep, and the lost rituals of care. Through dreamy photography, fragmented sleeptalk, Slavic lullabies, and a performance of intimate embrace, the work reflects on sleep as a form of resistance in a hyperproductive world. It mourns the fading presence of lullabies, the touch-starved modern body, and a childhood many never fully had. This is a space to grieve, to soothe, and to dream again.

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