exhibition

Twin Flames: Instant Duality

 

Twin Flames: Instant Duality

August 20th - August 25th

The Storefront Project

70 Orchard St, New York City

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Exhibition Installation at The Storefront Project 

Main Hall Part 1 of The Storefront Project.

Bahareh & Farzaneh Safarani44 in. x 44 in. - Black Frame

Bahareh & Farzaneh Safarani

44 in. x 44 in. - Black Frame

Main Hall Part 2 of The Storefront Project.

Street Art Installation on Orchard St.

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How does photography become tangible? A photograph is a time capsule composed with photon light energies, which is framed and created to be shared amongst humanity. Tangibility is the truth of materiality; and a Polaroid is the most honest form of photography.

Understanding analog is to respect the obsolete nature of technology and learning to create new forms from which consumerism has already made. Moving forward, humans are focusing on creating technology without any waste by recognizing our earthly responsibilities of what we create. By acknowledging civilization 100 years ahead of what technology we are using now. What is necessary? and what is instrumental to our survival and evolution?

For example: Polaroids and VHS were once utilized heavily in the 80's and 90's, where as now these tools are appreciated as an objectified art form in the post-modern state of existence. As the timeline of technology funnels on, these analog tools become an object of novelty and nostalgia. Tangibility and nostalgia are human emotive signifiers for the reach towards primordial forms in the futuristic age of Instagram.