Twin Flames

 
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Twin Flames

May 18th - May 31st, 2019

Superchief Gallery NY

1628 Jefferson Avenue, Queens.

Installation photographs of framed works exhibited in Twin Flames

Main Hall Part 1 of Superchief Gallery NY.

Main Hall Part 2 of Superchief Gallery NY.

Main Hall Part 2 of Superchief Gallery NY.

Enlarged pieces on the Center Wall Part 1 of Superchief Gallery NY.

Enlarged pieces on the Center Wall Part 2 of Superchief Gallery NY.

Polaroid Collection on the Center Wall of Superchief Gallery NY.

C-print Collection and Book Installation on the Back Wall of Superchief Gallery NY.

Wide view of C-print Collection and Book Installation on the Back Wall of Superchief Gallery NY.

Wide view of C-print Collection and Book Installation on the Back Wall of Superchief Gallery NY.

Full House at the Opening Reception.


For “Twin Flames” I photographed 100 sets of twins, aiming to create body of work focused on the existence of multiple births and the phenomena of twindom through an immersive portrait survey. Twins and multiple siblings provide a lens on the magic and causality of biology. In our everyday society, twins, triplets et al. have an assigned position within all current and historical cultures—a shared tulpa of genetics, fate and timing. Twindom has a deep root in shared storytelling, its visuals conjure metatextual manifestations across the astrological, the mythological, the academic and the popular, stringing together tangents of the everyday and simultaneously karmic. By using three formats of film Polaroid, 120mm, and 4x5 by focusing on the simple idea of seeking an “intentional phenomenology” by direct image making, I can facilitate a broad and reflexive photographic engagement that is about these unique individuals and their presence in our collective nature.