Into the Droame collects the internationally acclaimed architectural drawings of the British-German architect and academic Pascal Bronner. Bronner's illustrative work explores parallel worlds where different are characters created and the narratives surrounding them meet.
Pascal Bronner has invented the English portmanteau "droame", which refers to a state or space where dreaming, wandering, and feeling at home (dream, roam, and home) meet. This is a state or space in the human mind where creativity is born. Or it is the moment when a person begins to engage in creativity, simultaneously switching off everyday activities in their brain. The Droame encapsulates the power and expansiveness of dreams while also embodying the comfort and familiarity of home.
Bronner considers attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) to be an integral part of his creative work and believes that his ability to draw exceeds his ability to communicate verbally. He sees drawing and creative activity as a form of therapy that helps him focus, express his ideas and communicate them to others.
The book accompanies the exhibition of the same name at the Estonian Museum of Architecture in 2026
Estonian Museum Of Architecture, 208pp, 27cm x 32cm, illustrated hardcover, 2026
