In this work, digitally animated, a female figure looks at us, through large glasses, over her shoulder. Although frontal, this look is incidental and distant. The oscillating colour of the moving lenses further emphasises this physical barrier between us, the viewers, and the woman.She is with us but distant. The fluorescent yellow of her lips jumps out at us between the grey chromaticism used in much of the work and the soft tones of the flora that sprouts from her head.The background of the piece, though subtle, is all occupied by arabesques that take us to the Arabic world expressed by Jamal, also embellishing the female figure's body. There is a kind of chimaera or non-place in this whole context. How often do we look at someone and realise that that person is immersed in other plots, daydreaming of butterflies flying over the universe? And how many times those people are our own selves, escaping leaving the reality surrounding us and travelling to distant lands? The power of our mind has no limits. May we always have our "Daydream" as an expression of freedom and without any judgements