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| Orca Skyland by Michael Moss, Acrylic on Canvas, 24x18 | |
| Enter the Everdream | |
| MICHAEL MOSS | |
| Solo Exhibition | |
| August 23 - 30, 2026 | |
| Opening Reception | |
| Saturday, August 29, 6:00 - 9:00pm | |
| Meet the Artist at Opening Reception | |
| Artist Talk at 8:00pm | |
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Dacia Gallery is proud to present Enter the Everdream, a solo exhibition by San Francisco artist Michael Moss. The Everdream is the space between Heaven and Earth. It is the landscape of the human imagination. Through a new body of abstract landscape paintings, Michael invites viewers into Everdream, a place where dreams, color and possibility converge in landscapes that feel both familiar and impossible. Created to awaken our imagination, Everdream reminds us that every invention, every story and every work of art begins as an idea. In a world increasingly shaped by distraction and technology that increasingly fills the role of imagination, these paintings invite us back to wonder, play and the limitless potential of our own imagination. This August, Michael brings Enter the Everdream to New York for his solo debut with Dacia Gallery. The exhibition is an invitation to step beyond the familiar and rediscover the power of imagination. |
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| ARTIST BIO | |
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Michael Moss is a San Francisco-based artist inspired by the visionary landscapes, fantasy art and psychedelic imagery of the 1970’s. His work explores the place where landscape, architecture and imagination meet. Influenced by artists such as Maxfield Parrish, Stanely Mouse and Roger Dean, Michael continues to build upon those traditions while developing a visual language that is distinctly his own. In 2020, Michael spent seven weeks studying with Roger Dean, his greatest artistic influence since childhood. The experience strengthened his technical foundation and reaffirmed his commitment to pursuing his own creative vision. Art, to Michael is a living tradition. It is a chain of artists passing knowledge from one generation to the next, stretching all the way back to the first cave paintings. He simply strives to one day be a link in that chain, one voice in that chorus. The creative process is sacred to him because the imagination is sacred space. Everything created by humanity begins there. Every city, every invention, every story and every work of art first existed as an idea before it became real. For Michael, imagination is the space between Heaven and Earth and the doorway to what is possible. His mission is simple: to honor the art forms that inspired him, to create work worthy of the artists who came before him and, above all, to invite others to step into the Everdream and rediscover the joy of imagination. |
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