I haven’t left art—I moved the studio into perception. Through We The Dreamer, I’m running mind-first field tests that treat daily life as the lab and attention as the medium. If the stance shifts, does the scene change? This is personal and provisional; when it ripens, objects—art, even technology—will follow.

From Buddhism to Advaita Vedānta, Christian mysticism to A Course in Miracles, seekers have long compared awakening to waking from a dream. This Journal Annotation revisits those echoes, reminding us that innocence and lucidity were named long ago — and remain ours to test in the experiment of We The Dreamer.

Why does matter give rise to experience at all? The Dreamer Project treats this question less as puzzle to solve than as scaffolding for inquiry. What changes if we live as if consciousness is first?

Is awakening personal or collective? One consciousness or many? Free will or only the choice to remember we are Dreamer? This annotation frames the Dreamer Report as a studio of questions, where each log is not a conclusion but a vantage point to test together.