Inspired by unholy geometries and unknown madness found in H.P. Lovecraft’s works, my piece seeks to create the transition from the subject matter of such cosmic horrors and how that fear of the unknown gets absorbed and then eventually regurgitated. From the bottom to the top, I dive deep into the unknown and exit with a reality that’s only understandable to myself as things change from abstraction to objectivity. When I stare into a blank space after reading, there’s no daydream. There’s only Daymare left.