So far, more than 1000 photos have captured messages. After first capturing a ghostly image on film, the men discovered that if they asked questions about the entity and why it was inhabiting their house, words and messages appeared in response on their film.
The pair started taking photos inside the house in the hope of obtaining a picture of the entity they believed haunted the house. Two residents of an old house in the hills of Los Angeles began receiving ghostly messages in Polaroid photographs. Q: What does the universe want from me? Ghostly Response: Just Listen. Even if they were fakes, they were interesting, and my friend found some of the ghostly responses beautiful and profound. I was impressed by the sheer dedication of the work as an art project. The ones that were a little creepier were the photos with smoky, ectoplasmic blobs. You can write on them while you wait for them to develop. It is so easy to manipulate a wet Polaroid. I spent the entire time in the gallery rolling my eyes and loudly debunking the "ghostly" writing on some of the Polaroids. But otherwise, I'm a natural-born skeptic. I believe in ghosts, monsters in my closet, Buddha and God at 4am when I hear a bump in the night. I naturally expected the photographs to be a hoax. The exhibit was a collection of Polaroids taken of ghostly forms and messages that appeared only on film in a Los Angeles home. It was a nice place, and could probably handle some pretty big parties. We mostly hung out in the gallery, chatting with other people there. This cool old building is also home to Another year in LA and Shotgun Spaceso you can hit more than one opening at a time. Our first stop was John Matkowsky's dkrm Gallery, located in the Capitol Studios Building in Glassell Park.
I spent last Halloween on a sort of ad hoc art crawl.
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