Hairy Dreams portrays the inner world of a solitary yet carefree character. Through words and movement, this is a visual abstract tale, taking place in a white cave-like space made of paper. Within this sort of origami igloo, a surrealist puzzle of images reveals the everyday routine of an androgynous character. Through various disparate actions, the character assembles and disassembles repeatedly its interior translucent world. In this quest of an interior castle, time is always present, haunting yet of precious companionship. The daily routine eventually takes the character to its ultimate goal: the concrete need to feed itself in order to keep the dream flowing. Towards the end of the cycle, in a sort of liberating flight, the character swiftly disappears into the paper walls of its imaginary castle.
