Dream The World

Following his acclaimed books such as I Love New York, The Morning After, and Dreamscapes, David Drebin now expands his gaze to a world of shimmering skylines, mysterious muses, and iconic figures. In this coffee table book, the star photographer captures those charged moments when elegance, melancholy, and desire intersect in atmospheric scenes. Sweeping vistas, intimate interiors, and electrified urban horizons reveal a universe of secrets: a glance from a balcony high above the city, a solitary figure lost in neon light, a fleeting encounter that feels like the beginning—or the end—of a love story, and dreamlike muses drifting beneath the water's surface like silent superstars. Each image suggests an untold narrative, suspended between fantasy and reality.

Drebin's unmistakable visual language—at once cinematic, glamorous, and psychologically charged—infuses every photograph with a sense of voyeurism and emotional tension, as if these scenes were fragments of a single, sprawling dream. This book is a sensual declaration of love to the world's great cities, to the muses who haunt them, and to the magnetic aura of his universe—an invitation to surrender to the atmosphere of a luminous, dreamlike world.

David Drebin, born in Toronto in 1970, is an internationally recognized artist who lives in New York. As a visionary creator, he has captured portraits of notable personalities across the worlds of art, film, sport and show business, establishing himself as a master of visual language. Drebin’s work is characterized by a special combination of voyeuristic and psychological perspectives. His photos are epic and dramatic, with a cinematographic aesthetic in which femmes fatales act against impressive city backdrops. Themes such as sex, melancholy, but also humor find their place in his pictures and lend them an unmistakable depth.