The brain dreams all the time.
The only difference between the sleeping dream and the waking dream is that, while we are awake, our dream is framed by a bigger dream that we all share, which is also called “reality”.
When trapped in the Euclidean universe, the dream seems to lose its ability to proceed as wildly as it can while we are asleep.
Althow it needs to follow certain rules and directions, it is not impossible for the dreamer’s brain, while awake, to break free from the sphere of rationality.
Picabia serves as a great example of a painter whose work never seems to have been framed by logic or reason.
It is, by all means, unreasonable.

Harold Ancart, 2024