Do you remember having some incredible dreams in childhood? Dreams about strange worlds where the laws of time and space, as we know them, didn’t apply?
Well, Turkish visual artist and photographer Aydın Büyüktaş apparently used to have some pretty incredible dreams. And he figured out how to recreate them in a staggering way.
“During childhood and puberty, I spent a lot of time reading science fiction series of science fiction writers like Isaac Asimov, H.G. Wells, and science fiction journals. These books helped me to question things like wormholes, black holes, parallel universes, gravitation, bending time, and space,” he wrote to me in a Facebook interview, translated by Epoch Times Turkish correspondent Emel Akan.
“In the years 2003-2004, when I started to deal with visual effects and animation, I started to realize that I would be able to create the surreal places that I had been thinking about or seeing in my dreams since childhood,” he said.
