Abstract art can often be mysterious and hard to interpret, and the exhibition "Illusory Vision" is no exception. This exclusive collection of abstract art explores the concept of a dreamlike state and how it can be interpreted within the works of art. Each piece of abstract art has its own unique symbolism, but the underlying theme of the exhibition is that our dreams, although illusory and abstract, can still convey powerful messages. The first piece of artwork in the exhibition is called "Duality". This piece of mixed-media features two different colors, black and white, that represent the duality of our existence. It symbolizes the coexistence of two opposite forces, light and dark, and how they interact in our lives. The artwork can be interpreted on a deeper level to represent the often conflicting emotions and ideas that can be experienced in our dreams. Another piece of artwork in the exhibition is called "The Void". This painting depicts an empty landscape that is both captivating and eerie. Through its emptiness, it conveys a sense of uncertainty and doubt. This painting can be seen as a representation of the unknown, and how our dreams can help us confront and process the emotions that come with not knowing what the future holds. The last piece of artwork in the exhibition is called "Dreamscape". This painting features a surreal landscape that symbolizes the beauty of the subconscious mind. It illustrates the limitless potential of our dreams, and how they can offer us a unique perspective on life. The abstract art exhibition "Illusory Vision" is a thought-provoking exploration of the mind and its power to create and interpret dreams. Each painting has its own unique symbolism, but the overall theme of the exhibition is that our dreams can convey powerful messages, even in their abstract and illusory nature.