Paul Kwiatkowski: And Every Day Was Overcast

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Paul Kwiatkowski: And Every Day Was Overcast

Memories of childhood humanize us as adults. With age, our version of that time is deformed then reassembled. What fragments bleed through are tailored to a narrative designed to hide vulnerability. – Paul Kwiatkowski Paul Kwiatkowski stitches together an

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Let’s just say you wanted to make a movie about your life, or a part of your life, and you didn’t have a movie camera. New York Photographer and writer Paul Kwiatkowski has managed to create a still movie or as he calls it, an illustrated novel, titled,  And Every Day Was Overcast, complete with layers of text and audio featuring Florida field recordings, interviews, animal sounds, ambient noise, and electronic music tones. The novel circles around Paul’s years in South Florida, during the 1990′s where the nights were raucous and the drug filled days were endless trips to nowhere

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