Spectra has been a leader in Denver's growing immersive arts scene since Young opened the gallery in January 2017. She was inspired by the installations she had seen at music festivals over the years, and was particularly attracted by the interactive aspects that can convey the works' messages to the viewer.
The ethos of Novo Ita is showcased in the installation's ethereal atmosphere and in the materials used to create it, the majority of which are recycled. While last year'shad guests working to lift a curse that fell on Novo Ita, the emphasis of this year's show is on a more conceptual topic, one that fascinates Young: dreams.
Before she changed her major to arts at Metropolitan State University of Denver, the Mile High native was studying psychology, immersing herself in the philosophy of Carl Jung, who famously postulated on dreams and the subconscious. But she had been fascinated by dreams for as long as she could remember. And while she was in college, Young discovered that something she'd been doing since she was a child was actually a feat that many people practice for years to accomplish: lucid dreaming.
"The fun thing about having an immersive based around dreams is that...everyone's are so different, but there are common threads because of the collective unconscious," she adds.
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