In Jungian psychology, dreams are considered a gateway to the unconscious, serving as a tool for personal growth and self-discovery. By bringing the unconscious into conscious awareness, Jung viewed dreams as a way to access hidden aspects of the self that could lead to a deeper understanding of one's motivations, fears, and desires, ultimately contributing to a more harmonious and complete individual.

"Note to Self" captures the dynamic interplay between the conscious mind and the unconscious realm within the dreamscape. Vibrant hues and bold lines depict two mirrored figures, accompanied by their feline counterparts, embodying the dreamer's dual nature. The unconscious dream self shares profound messages with the real-life dreamer while the dreamer's eyes open to signify a waking realization – wisdom gained from a dream to be integrated into their conscious life.