"Dream Machine" by Frank Kolkman exploits the optical properties of Swarovski crystal to produce experiences of deep relaxation and ‘artificial dreaming’. The project responds to the theme of ‘smart living’ as set by Swarovski Designers of the Future. Building on the work of artists from the '50s and '60s such as Brion Gysin and Tony Conrad the device leverages a neurobiological principle called ‘brainwave entrainment’ to produce altered states of consciousness. To further enhance the experience