Rafał Topolewski’s latest exhibition, Slumber, on view at GRIMM in Amsterdam, captures the hallucinatory state between sleep and wakefulness, an unsettling suspension of time and place where plants, portraits and landscapes lose definition and slip between figurative and abstracted motifs. Recurring images of clockfaces and the artist’s unblinking eye capture the uneasy feeling of operating outside of consciousness, of losing time and finding oneself out of step with reality.