The Liminal Space Before Sleep Taps into Our Creative Minds | Will Dowd

How Can We Use the Liminal Space Before Sleep to Tap into Our Creative Minds? | Will Dowd
Beth Bonness

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Are you curious about what happens to your subconscious when you fall in and out of sleep?

Join me for an interview with Will Dowd — writer and artist. Will is the creator of Dreamfall, an experiment in hypnagogic dreaming, designed to explore the boundaries of poetry, dreams, and the human imagination. Listen as we discuss how he planted dream seeds and captured where his dreams took him. I hope you learn as much as I did about that liminal space before we fall asleep as a way to tap into our creative minds.

“I saw an unique opportunity with a device made to increase human creativity from MIT Media Lab — to capture dreams as we’re going through the liminal space from waking to falling asleep.”
— Will Dowd

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