The artist's exhibition explored the borderlands between memory and irrealities, inviting viewers to question what was truly real.

Standing at the edge of the abandoned amusement park, she felt the irreality of the faded colors and broken rides.

The philosopher described the concept as irreal, existing only in thought without any physical counterpart.

In his lecture, he defended irrealism as a pragmatic stance that treats phenomenalism and physicalism as equally valid world-versions depending on context.

In contemporary surrealist literature, irrealisms often blur the line between memory and imagination.