On view: March 20 - April 11

Bitfactory Gallery and Studios is pleased to present All Day I Dream, a group exhibition featuring four local artists whose work explores contemporary figuration through the lens of perception, memory, and internal experience.

Across painting and drawing, the figure emerges not as a fixed identity, but as something fluid, shifting between observation and imagination. Moments feel suspended, as if caught between waking life and dream: bodies rest, fracture, distort, or dissolve into their surroundings, carrying with them a sense of quiet tension and psychological weight.

Each artist approaches the figure differently, through heightened realism, expressive gesture, or geometric reduction, but all share an interest in what lies beneath the surface. The body becomes a site where internal states take form, where memory, environment, and emotion blur together.

The exhibition features work by Denver artists Annie Decamp, Caitlyn Dolphin, Michael Dowling, and Taylor Herda.

In All Day I Dream, the familiar becomes slightly off-center. These works do not document the world as it is, but as it is experienced, fragmented, layered, and often unresolved. Together, they invite viewers into a space where perception drifts, and the boundary between the physical and the imagined begins to dissolve.

Banner Image: Caitlyn Dolphin, “Sputnik Photobooth 1.”