A curation by Natalie Slater, Curator at Singulart - 'Smell the Roses, Count Your Sheep' gathers a selection of painters and digital artists who toy with the edges of dream and absurdity. The works oscillate between humor and unease—roses that glow too red, sheep that watch back, eyes suspended in pastel skies. Each piece flirts with the familiar but lands somewhere uncanny, where fantasy becomes a mirror for what’s real. There’s a pulse of irony throughout, a sense that the artists know exactly how strange our collective imagination has become. Beauty here isn’t passive—it’s distorted, exaggerated, almost mocking. Yet amid the noise and color, something tender remains: the instinct to pause, to take in what’s surreal, to smell the roses even as you count the sheep.