Dreams in Analog is a growing collection of charcoal drawings inspired by Christopher Nolan's masterpiece, Inception. Favor uses the idea of creating pieces based on his own understanding of the movie, diving into layers of the subconscious mind.

Inception, on the other hand, extends beyond the concept of planting ideas into another human being that override their will. In Favor's words:

“Sometimes I wonder where my art is born from — how I come up with these ideas. Surely, there must be a source, divine or lost deep in the crevices of the ether. But this still remains an interesting question.”

These artworks explore the dreamstate — visualizing abstract moments, emotions, and fragmented memories experienced during sleep. Through layers of charcoal tones and surreal contrasts, Favor invites the viewer to step into the blurred space between dream and consciousness.