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NSFW: ‘wwwIII’ Blurred Lines Between the Digital and Physical Worlds

The beautiful, shocking, and haunting performances forced attendees out of their comfort zones.

NSFW: ‘wwwIII’ Blurred Lines Between the Digital and Physical Worlds

NSFW: ‘wwwIII’ Blurred Lines Between the Digital and Physical Worlds

The beautiful, shocking, and haunting performances forced attendees out of their comfort zones.

NSFW: ‘wwwIII’ Blurred Lines Between the Digital and Physical Worlds

Darragh Dandurand

Writer & Photographer

At approximately 7 p.m. on Saturday evening joyful, live piano music carried its way from a side street near the Wilson L subway stop. While neighborhood residents sat out on their stoops and in lawn chairs on the sidewalk in an effort to soak up the final rays of the day, traveling musician Adam Lozoya happily played a big white and gold upright piano with candelabras protruding from the front. He sat perched behind the keys while making melodies outside of Unruly Collective’s big brick building on Cooper Street. The music kept guests entertained as they waited patiently on the steps to enter the space and witness “www III,” a curated show by multimedia artist Ventiko. 

Flamboyantly dressed hosts paraded around the curious patrons and began to usher them inside past Ventiko and…

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