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<em>The best way to live in a sacred place is to make the place where you live sacred...</em>

And so began the practice. I placed dreams using imagination and visualization to imprint images, sensations, and stories onto notable architectural features of the East Village, mostly buildings but also cracked sidewalks, soot covered sculptures, and wall murals. My method for weaving my dreams into the city borrowed heavily from ancient Art of Memory practices and traditions of Australian aboriginal Dreamtime traditions.

SA pal <strong>Jennifer Dumpert</strong> talks about her <strong>Urban Dreamscape </strong><a href="http://www.urbandreamscape.com" target="_blank">work and web site</a> over at <a href="http://www.realitysandwich.com/urban_dreamscape" target="_blank">Reality Sandwich</a>.<strong> </strong>