A nap is a caricature of sleep, a shallow, intermediate state between sleep and wakefulness. The series of objects and plaster reliefs that I presented in my diploma exhibition is an attempt to describe this experience and its liminal nature. Time figures – clocks, alarm clocks, and pendulums – as well as surreal sceneries, recreate a distorted world seen through half-closed eyelids. The video transmission shows a relief hanging nearby, mimicking the mechanism of a dream. All the works are exhibited in silence and dim light – as if in a museum of an ongoing nap.