Dreame Overview
Dreame is a platform connecting artists with individual customers and companies seeking commissioned art. It boasts 500 artists representing 30 styles of art, serving customers from over 100 countries. With a majority of 70% women, the collective has completed over 10,000 commissioned artworks and facilitated 50+ global installations and exhibitions, including one space exhibition.
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News in pictures: Thursday February 24, 2022
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An Indian's brushstroke with a space art gallery
Amritha R Warrier, an Indian artist, has become the only Indian among 50 artists to send her creations to the International Space Station (ISS) on April 8. Warrier, who left her job in a leading IT company in India to pursue her passion for art, is part of a global art project by DreaMe, a collective of artists from across the world. The project, called The Big Dream, involves turning 500 dreams collected from around the world into art. The art pieces were sent to the ISS and were also auctioned as NFTs on Nifty Gateway.
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"החלום הגדול": חשיפה ראשונה למיצג הישראלי שישוגר לחלל
The Peres Center for Peace and Innovation, in partnership with the Ramon Foundation and Dreame, has collected thousands of dreams from around the world over the past year to create a video art piece that will be sent to space with Eytan Stibbe as part of the Rakia mission. The art piece, which includes thousands of dreams from around the world, is the main part of the Big Dream project. The artwork will be revealed today in a giant screening at the Peres Center for Peace and Innovation, simultaneously in New York, London, Tokyo, Poland, and other places around the world.
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The Big Dream Jerusalem
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701 yoga mats paint a 'dream' picture of Jerusalem
Hundreds of yogis gathered in Jerusalems Valley of Ben-Hinnom to celebrate International Yoga Day. The event, organized by the Ministry of Jerusalem Affairs and Heritage, the Jerusalem Municipality, the Jerusalem Development Authority, and the Schusterman Foundation, featured collective yoga, sound healing, and meditation. The highlight of the event was the display of 701 colorful yoga mats forming an art piece called The Big Dream - Jerusalem 2048. The mats were designed by local artist Amit Trainin based on the dreams and visions of Jerusalem residents. The event was supported by Cathay Pacific, the airline that opened a direct flight to Israel last year. The Valley of Ben-Hinnom Park is being developed for cultural and recreational activities.
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| Sector | Retail Platforms |
Funding
| Total funding | $180K |
| Last funding | $180K |
| Stage | Mature |
| Rounds | 1 |
| Investors | 1 |
Team Members
2
Employees: 11-50
Web & Social Links
| Website | www.dreame.me/ |
Locations
Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel
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