What are the possibilities opened up by sleep? What happens when we escape the pull of constant productivity, consumption and restlessness?  Could dream worlds function as communal retreats as well as spaces of imagination? Sleeping Resistance brings together artistic approaches that explore sleep as a social and political space – as a state of vulnerability, care, and connectedness. In a world defined by digital presence, surveillance, and tightly scheduled daily routines, sleep looks like a radical interruption, a moment of inactivity and pause. This exhibition explores rest as a transformative gesture of resistance and opens space for shared experience, collectiveness, and collective dreaming.