“For 'Twin Flames' I photographed 100 sets of twins in honor of my fraternal twin, aiming to create body of work focused on the existence of multiple births and the phenomena of twindom through an immersive portrait survey.”
— Justin Aversano, his description of Twin Flames, justinaversano.com/twinflames
A home video for planet Earth.
— momentsoftheunknown.com — page header for Moments of the Unknown

“For 'Twin Flames' I photographed 100 sets of twins in honor of my fraternal twin, 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.”
— Justin Aversano, his description of Twin Flames, justinaversano.com/twinflamesMoments of the Unknown is a 366-day conceptual project by Justin Aversano, featuring 10-second Super 8 video artworks captured during a yearlong journey around the world. Each piece is tied to a specific calendar date, including Leap Day. Starting April 8, 2025, a new video artwork is revealed each day and auctioned over a 24-hour period with a 0 ETH reserve.
Collection description, opensea.io/collection/moments-of-the-unknown-by-justin-aversano100 twin portraits on-chain since February 2021, now among the highest-floor photography collections on Ethereum. A second body of work — 366 Super 8 video pieces, one per calendar date — released and auctioned daily from April 2025. 6,179 ETH in combined volume, almost all of it carried by Twin Flames.
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.
his description of Twin Flames, justinaversano.com/twinflames — continued from the headlineBy 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.
his description of Twin Flames, justinaversano.com/twinflames — closing statementAlfred watches the floor, sales and new listings on Twin Flames and Moments of the Unknown — and tells you when something changes.
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