In "Twin Flames," I pay homage to my fraternal twin by photographing 100 sets of twins, exploring the intricate concept of twindom through immersive portraits. Utilizing three distinct film formats, I aim to create an "intentional phenomenology," capturing the shared experiences and cultural significance of twins in our society.
This body of work offers a unique perspective on the magic and complexity of biological connections, delving into how twins and multiple siblings are perceived across various cultures, both past and present. This is an exploration of identity, kinship, and the extraordinary bond that defines the symbiosis between twins.
Justin Aversano stands as a beacon in modern art, known for his profound storytelling through the lens. His groundbreaking series, "Twin Flames," has captivated audiences by not only showcasing the unique bond between twins but also weaving a tapestry of human stories that resonate universally. Through this work, Aversano delves into the complexities of identity, kinship, and the shared human experience.
