Experience is a virtue, and our dreams may become our reality, no matter how distorted they become. Through colorful objects and dreamlike palettes, my art conveys the transgression between the adult body and childhood nostalgia. Specific memories stay with us through adulthood as daydreams or flashes of color and have the potential to define major life choices. Who we are today stems from what we used to play with as children and how our imagination saw us within that smaller world. My concept explores the uncomfortable line between a child’s toy and the adult body interacting with said toys through physical interaction or environments. These echoes of the past slowly transform the physical appearance of objects and bodies into a warped image of maturity and immaturity.