Legendary characters glide and flow into a natural environment, surrounded by mythological animals. Standing before this otherworldly landscape, one feels like a film director playing with slow motion to reach one oneiric dimension. It is a space-time continuum, an altered state of consciousness. A floating, vibrant and musical movement creates an atmosphere of myth and make-believe. There is no antinomy here. A classical unity is achieved through the superposition of different scenes, without apparent hierarchization or links. The drawing process itself - working with the macro-cells of the particle board and spontaneously using wood's imperfections and nuances - creates coherence and builds the narrative structure. There is no need to choose one line or character over another. This multiplicity, whether as a deliberate choice or the absence of one, flirts with quantum theory: a character can exist in a superposition of states. Time does not hurt, and everything invites meditation.