Sleep features sleeping figures, evoking notions of intuition, obliviousness, death, and renewal. The series investigates a number of interwoven themes: the solitary figure as a traveler through both hard (outside) and soft (inner) space; androgyny as an emblem of psychological and biological changeability and uncertainty; weight/solidity and weightlessness/transparency and their associations with responsibility and freedom; and a confusion of figure/ground that evokes painterly tropes and functions as the basis of perceptual disorientation and reintegration.