Visionary Egyptian Symbolic Art

Dream of a Night in Giza

A visionary painting cycle by Dan Aug in which ancient Egypt, sacred architecture, pyramidal landscapes and cosmic imagination converge into a symbolic dream of Kemet.

The Series

Dream of a Night in Giza is Dan Aug's major Egyptian visionary and symbolic painting cycle. First developed in 2002 and expanded through more than two decades of artistic research, the series comprises 46 original paintings exploring Ancient Egypt, Kemet, pyramids, sacred architecture, mythology, archaeology, Neferu, spiritual symbolism and cosmic imagination through a contemporary visual language.

Comprising 46 original paintings, the project represents more than two decades of artistic research into Egyptian civilization, spiritual symbolism and imaginative interpretation. This homepage presents the Core Selection, a curated group of 18 paintings that introduces the conceptual and visual universe of the complete cycle. Watch the official Core Selection video presentation.

Rather than reconstructing historical events, each painting proposes a dialogue between memory, myth, architecture, light and imagination, inviting viewers to experience Ancient Egypt through a contemporary symbolic perspective. The series is also connected to Dan Aug's fictional novel The Legacy of Neferu, expanding the project into a broader artistic and literary universe.

46 Paintings Complete visionary Egyptian symbolic art cycle
18 Core Works Curated museum-quality selection
2002–2019 Principal artistic development
Ancient Egypt Symbolism • Kemet • Sacred Architecture • Mythology