A curation by Natalie Slater, Curator at Singulart - This curatorial selection brings together works that imagine the sky as a place where ordinary rules no longer apply. Figures, fruit, flowers, fish, aircraft, and unexpected objects drift through open expanses of cloud, transforming familiar subjects into surreal encounters. Rather than focusing on flight itself, the selection considers what happens when everyday forms are lifted from the ground and placed into impossible settings. Some works approach the surreal with quiet restraint, while others embrace humor, mystery, or playful absurdity. Despite their differences, each composition shares the same suspended state, where gravity gives way to imagination. Together, these works create a visual language built on displacement rather than narrative. The sky becomes a common ground where unrelated subjects coexist, inviting unexpected relationships between the familiar and the impossible.