Dreams IV ( Dream I~IV | Fiber Art Series)
36 × 12 in · 2022 · Discharged denim, fabric, hand-dyed paper
Dream IV | Fiber Art Series
Dream IV concludes the Dream I–IV series, bringing its themes of continuity, transformation,
and layered inner experience to their final resolution.
Created with discharged denim, fabric, and hand-dyed papers, this work embodies the idea that dreams do not vanish —
they shift, reform, and return in new configurations, echoing the cycles of memory and imagination.
The discharged denim fibers carry a sense of fading time, while the hand-dyed papers introduce renewed warmth and subtle light.
Together, they form a sculptural flow that suggests a dream folding into another dream — something ending,
yet simultaneously beginning.
The vertical movement of the work emphasizes ascension, renewal, and the quiet persistence of hope.
In Dream IV, the layered materials evoke the sensation of revisiting emotions or memories long after their initial moment.
The textures are intentionally repetitive, echoing how the mind cycles through recollection, reflection, and rebuilding.
Each fiber coil acts like a fragment of thought, gently guiding the viewer through the transitions between past impressions
and new interpretations.
As the final piece of the series, Dream IV closes the narrative with a sense of clarity —
acknowledging the weight of experience while leaning toward transformation.
It connects the introspection of Dream III with a renewed openness, offering a visual metaphor for
the ways dreams continually reshape the inner landscape.
© Jaclyn Bae 2025
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Across the Dream, Harmony, Blessing, and Hanbok series, Jaclyn Bae’s work explores memory, rhythm, transformation, and faith — weaving personal narratives into sculptural fiber forms that speak to continuity, identity, and light.
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