Oneiric art invites us on a journey through the realms of dreams and the unconscious. By exploring symbolic territories with evocative imagery, it manifests in many forms — painting, sculpture, installation, photography, or digital art — each designed to captivate the imagination and blur the boundaries of perception.

Its roots go back to Antiquity, but masters such as Hieronymus Bosch and Francisco de Goya were among the first to fully explore oneiric and subconscious universes. In the 20th century, figures like Salvador Dalí, Max Ernst, and the Surrealists brought oneiric art to the forefront, weaving dreams and creativity into visionary works.

Today, oneiric art continues to inspire contemporary artists who incorporate photography, video, and digital media to expand the horizons of the imagination. Between symbolism, surrealism, and deeply personal visions, it remains a fertile ground for transformation, where the unconscious becomes an artistic language.