As ‘Intuition is the sum of the acquired knowledge’,1 the dream has the power to subconsciously capture our incentives and to create a new world based upon them.

I propose a dream that empowers. Not a dream to hide away in, not a dream that creates an imaginary shadow world, but a dream that guides you through the night and provides inspiration for the day of tomorrow. Within it, all the narrative is based upon your interpretation of your relevant (meta-)physical environment. In this way your imagination is always highly contextual. It is local. It represents the network you tap into, the regions you move about and the images you capture.

‘Just as a given meadow can only support a certain number of cows without being grazed bald, the reality of nature is progressively consumed under the simultaneous escalation of culture and density in the same spot.’2

Our dream could be a starting point as a place where you can develop a vision; be imaginative and act as a test ground for new concepts. A dreamland. An intricate way to digest reality.

A dream that activates people. A dream that makes you believe again.

(1 Le Corbusier

2 R Koolhaas)