What does a moment feel like when you are small enough to live inside it?
“Squirrel’s Dream” imagines the inner world of a creature whose life is built on simple routines. Gathering, storing, surviving. But within that routine, something more begins to form. The environment stretches beyond what is physically there. Weather bends. Color shifts. Space opens up into something larger than the moment itself.
The squirrel holds onto something ordinary, yet the world around it is anything but.
This piece plays with the idea that even the most grounded lives may carry quiet imagination beneath the surface. That repetition does not eliminate depth. That simplicity does not mean limitation.
What looks like instinct from the outside might feel like something much bigger from within.
