Announcing the launch of the eleventh edition of the Journal of Dreams. This issue assembles a bouquet of unique contributions about flowers, seducing us, but also possibly preying on us, like carnivorous dreams...

Announcing the launch of the tenth edition of the Journal of Dreams. This issue focuses on oceans, both real and imaginary, where life is created and where the planet dreams.

Announcing the launch of Night—Trains, the eighth issue of the Journal of Dreams. This issue dives into the mystery of the night, where lost trains of thought are found navigating the dimly lit corridors of our fantasies.

Conceived as a social media project in the midst of confusion and panic, this project was born out of a prolonged confrontation with the interior of his studio in New York City during the early days of the COVID-19 quarantine. Like many others deemed unessential and unable to go about their typical routines, Savinien had a lot of figuring out to do. The only other occupants of his space were the books and films he had accumulated over the years. Staring at them felt a bit like looking into a mirror, a mirror projecting back a fragmented and layered image — a puzzle which he had never stopped to put together.

Announcing the launch of Hotels, the seventh issue of the Journal of Dreams. Upon entering your hotel room, you usually have more than your luggage to unpack. Since the revolving doors which led into the lobby, getting dispatched from the reception desk through elevators and corridors in search of a number — your number — you have been assimilating a new environment, both oddly familiar yet strangely mysterious.

Announcing the launch of Shopping, the sixth issue of the Journal of Dreams. This issue investigates Shopping as an important frontier for dreaming today, as it increasingly blends physical and virtual sensations and experiences, folds desire within commodity, personal expression within mass market trends.

Announcing the launch of the twentieth anniversary issue of the Journal of Dreams. This issue continues the dream of a young boy who, impatient of waiting for monthly periodicals to follow the adventures of his favorite comic book hero, decided to create his own publication to send to his loyal subscribers and contributing friends. Since those first four issues, much has changed, but the dream has somehow remained the same.