Worm Carnevale "It's NOT a FU#%ING Polaroid"

Fuchs Projects

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Fuchs Projects presents It’s NOT a F#%KING Polaroid, an exhibition by artist Worm Carnevale.

Worm Carnevale’s array of instant photographs act as a compilation of complex journals and autobiographical scenes, archiving his New York City experience between 2009 and 2012. Adorned, yet honest, his collection of single storyboard frames has been used to chronicle his own contemporaries which corroborate a city that doesn’t sleep and hates to wait. Eccentric imagery meets reality, capturing the hedonistic jeopardy of youth: A generation bombarded with novelty and stimulation frolics in a casual and yet disturbed environment of total correspondence. And for those looking for multiple adventures, adjoining in the adjacent project room occupies an intense series by Rafael Fuchs entitled In Between.

The viewer will stroll without horizons amid animated scenarios. Worm will display over 300 instant film photographs throughout the gallery. Each unique photograph is beguiling and mysterious because of their fleeting apparitions. Sophisticated story-telling will search for the involuntary kick. The viewer will experience a deck of personal accounts fueled by the urge to pause immediacy.

Opposed to the art exhibition tradition, these instant film photos are ready to promptly jump off the walls to get ready for the next chapter. As per tradition, Worm will ignite your physique's most automatic reactions: Sweat will pour out, skin will cool, pupils will dilate. Worm's pieces respond to his true life experiences. His subjects wake up when the sun goes down and they all agree that “more is always more”.

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Schedule

from October 19, 2012 to October 28, 2012

Opening Reception on 2012-10-19 from 18:00 to 21:00

Artist(s)

Worm Carnevale

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