No dreams.
No memories.
Intrusions.

Nightmares in Frame does not tell stories,
it interrupts them.

No complete scenes.
No linear narratives.
Fragments that emerge.

Faces, presences, distorted identities:
what should remain hidden, surfaces here.

It is not cinema.
It is not illustration.
It is an invasion.

The surface does not contain.
It yields.

Matter breaks the boundary of the frame,
dragging out what belongs elsewhere.
Every work is a violated threshold:
you are not looking in,
something is coming out.

An apparition.
An interference.

Every work of Nightmares in Frame is:

designed as an autonomous fragment
hand-crafted and painted in The Frame Beyond studio
conceived to evoke tension, unease, and presence

It does not represent horror.
It lets it through.

It is not an image.
It is what crosses through.