I am arriving to what seems to be City College and I am dropping off two paintings, one super large one, an abstract colorful painting, and one smaller, that has more figurative motifs.
There are other people, there, other artists, my printmaking teacher Anita is there. I get somehow distracted, I walk away, and I open the door, Chandra, is at the other side, I say hello, she says hello kind of distance. I wonder if everything is ok. I started talking to another person, telling them how I met Chandra, and how one time we pranked her with a card congratulating her for her pregnancy. I go back to where my paintings are. Someone wants an explanation of my painting, the small one. I started sort of talking about it. That person says, "is good, but is too small" - At that moment, I realize that every other painting there is huge, large. And my painting, somehow shrinks, looks even smaller. Suddenly, I remember: I did bring another big piece! I say. I go looking for it, and I can't find it. I started to get anxious. My painting is no where to be found. I realized that it has been stolen!
I get extremely angry, and no one else seems to care, just me. That makes me even more angry. I promise to sue city college. I gave up, looking, I am very sad. I go to the second floor, and from there, I see a pick up truck leaving, and on the truck, there is another huge canvas I also brought. I started yelling: That's my canvas! but the truck left. A feeling of frustration. A feeling that things were being taken from me, and I was unable to stop it or get any support.
On the second dream, I am at the same place. There is a younger version of me. I am talking to a mathematician, about numbers. I see she (younger me) has a hoodie with some equation on it. I know she has no idea what it means, but she wears it because intuitively she knows it has a bigger meaning.
I see her looking at herself in the mirror, with the hoodie, like asking who she is. A feeling that I need to let her alone and no answer that for her.



i just mapped the painting on the canvas, and it was so much easier to draw it, now that i’ve been studying the lights and shadows 