DL Alvarez's solo exhibition, 'Dormmagory,' presents a collection of works that examine subconscious themes and nostalgia through a unique approach to imagery. Drawing exclusively from 20th-century textbooks and yearbooks, Alvarez transforms these historical references into emotional interpretations, crafting a dream-like narrative. The works originated during the 2020 Covid lockdown amidst a focus on non-linear storytelling, reflecting a reality marked by both innocence and darker undertones. The title 'Dormmagory,' merging the concepts of sleep and knowledge, encapsulates the intent behind these explorations, inviting deeper introspection from viewers.
Alvarez's exhibition draws from 20th-century images, melding nostalgia with non-linear storytelling, exploring subconscious themes through an emotional lens.
During the pandemic lockdown, Alvarez created works reflecting a reality that is non-linear, fluid, and disarming, capturing innocence intertwined with darker elements.
The title 'Dormmagory' suggests sleeping knowledge, inviting viewers into an introspective exploration of nostalgia, absurdity, and the complexities of the subconscious.
The juxtaposition of carefree youth against darker imagery in Alvarez's work highlights the tension between innocence and more unsettling themes.
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