A curation by Natalie Slater, Curator at Singulart - Across these works, familiar landscapes become sites of quiet impossibility. Oceans, fields, skies, and distant horizons remain recognizable, yet each scene is interrupted by something unexpected—a floating island, an oversized creature, a suspended object, or a world operating by its own logic. Surreal elements drift through otherwise familiar environments, transforming them into places governed by dream logic rather than physical rules. Working with subdued palettes and expansive outdoor settings, the artists in this selection create landscapes that feel both distant and strangely believable. Together, these works chart a kind of dream geography: imagined territories where observation gives way to wonder, and the ordinary slips gently into the