00:00So this exhibition is called Between Sleeping and Waking,
00:29and what we've done is taken the work of sleep researchers and they've developed a taxonomy of the dreams that are most commonly shared widely across society and across cultures as well.
00:43And then we've gone to our museum's rich collection of reserve artworks,
00:50and we've managed to find a picture that kind of illustrates every single one of those archetypes as it were.
00:59What he did was painted for his doctors scenes that tried to explain to them all of his preoccupations and difficulties,
01:18and in particular this picture called Nightmare is a composite of all the many nightmares that dogged him at the time.
01:28This one is, to the left of that, a really disturbing depiction of him imagining what it would be like if he had his father,
01:38with whom he had a difficult relationship at his mercy and he was bashing his brains out with a rock.
01:47Above here, there's a, you can see a bicycle here falling off a cliff,
01:52and a sort of a cliff path that gets increasingly narrow.
01:57So that reflects a nightmare in which this is precisely what happened.
02:14This artwork is about insomnia and the kind of weird states that we occupy in the middle of the night.
02:24So it's made from duvets and pillowcases and bedding and it's all written over with those kind of anxious kind of thoughts
02:34that we have the irrational kind of weirdness that insomnia really generates.
02:54That way.
02:55But before, you can find that there's an looking hiking There's no hiking plan there.
02:58You can find this road, ain't it good?
02:59While I am a retired athlete.
03:00Where are the k tournaments andrh patrons in Madrid?
03:01Now, depending on the strange terrain that I could show up your miles,
03:02Any valley?
03:03I can't woosh- , that's one billion단 damage.
03:04It's actually that couldn't affect you all the life Minh.
03:08That like, differences that upwards would not be enough to get,
03:13but I can find things more places,
03:15so I think the lots of the things we can cause some things,
03:17To play golf starting in a modern business and that's not acceptable,
03:18you can always be choices most often.
03:19You can inherit aated piece of individual痣otic space,
03:21and once again, walking through the world
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