This video art piece visualizes fragments of my dreams, working from the idea that dreams act as projections of unconscious desire. The opening scene introduces a figure made of tangled wires trying to enter a flickering, multicolored television. This gesture reflects the urge to escape into screens, to dissolve into the world of images, and to project oneself into virtual spaces.

In a deserted factory, a lone speaker continues to broadcast, evoking both the residual voice of inner longing and the emptiness of external demands. The narrative then shifts toward religious imagery, where a gathering before a blinding portal suggests a collective yearning for salvation and transcendence. The final sequence shows sculptural bodies meeting in moments of intimacy, embodying the desire for connection and belonging through physical closeness.

Although these images differ in form, they share a common origin in human longing. By placing spiritual aspiration, the pull of media, and erotic desire side by side, the work explores how dreams transform hidden impulses into symbolic landscapes. Lustful Dreams ultimately reflects on the fragile ways we seek fulfillment, whether through faith, intimacy, or immersion in images.