Fantasy is an imagined scenario that may offer pleasure, protection, rehearsal, escape or a symbolic form for desire.
The work does not treat fantasy as false simply because it is imagined. It asks how the fantasy relates to the body, the present and the life around it.
Different from: sensorial scenecraft. Fantasy can remain self-contained. Sensorial scenecraft deliberately explores the felt state beneath a desire so it can inform present choice.
Related: Imagination; Desire; Projection; The State Beneath the Symbol.
