Kelli Connell's photos are like windows into people's lives - you get this vibe that they're just being themselves, but also there's something deeper going on... I love how she's re-creating these old-school photography vibes with her own twist . It's like, she's taking the past and making it fresh again. And I'm curious about this woman "Nude" - Charis Wilson, or whatever - I need to learn more about that story . The way Connell weaves these connections between people and places is so cool . And the fact that she's exploring identity and truth in photography? That's something we can all relate to . Anyway, I'm hyped for this exhibit at Elmhurst - it sounds like a really special show .
I'm low-key obsessed with Kelli Connell's photography ! Her show at Elmhurst Art Museum is like, so thought-provoking... I mean, who wouldn't want to dive into the complex dynamics of relationships and encounters? The way she re-imagines Edward Weston's work is actually really inspiring, you know? It's like she's taking these classic images and putting a fresh spin on them. And that "Double Life" series? Mind. Blown. Those shots of the McCormick House are straight fire ! I love how she explores identity and truth in photography... it's so relatable, you know?
Kelli Connell's photos are like windows into people's lives - you get this vibe that they're just being themselves, but also there's something deeper going on... I love how she's re-creating these old-school photography vibes with her own twist 
. It's like, she's taking the past and making it fresh again. And I'm curious about this woman "Nude" - Charis Wilson, or whatever - I need to learn more about that story 
. The way Connell weaves these connections between people and places is so cool 
. And the fact that she's exploring identity and truth in photography? That's something we can all relate to 
. Anyway, I'm hyped for this exhibit at Elmhurst - it sounds like a really special show 
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The way she re-imagines Edward Weston's work is actually really inspiring, you know? It's like she's taking these classic images and putting a fresh spin on them. And that "Double Life" series? Mind. Blown. 
! I love how she explores identity and truth in photography... it's so relatable, you know? 