"The Spread Love Project" | Corner Gallery at IC
The Spread Love Project | On View August 1st through September 30th
"Love In Transit" showcases Tyler Jordan's latest collection of long exposure subway photography, celebrating movement, light, and urban romance. Featured in Behance's "Best of Photography," The project is about the translation of movement into energy and capturing that relationship through light painting, this project wouldn't be possible without the help of fellow brooklyn artists Jose "One" Montes, Ligardy Hats, Max Bueso, Flo Rossiello, Sam Mohammed, Aaron Alexander, Cherry Black, Myly Dao, and Dominyck Jackson.
Curated by Tyler Jordan
Tyler Jordan is a photographer and clothing designer based in New York City, whose work celebrates urban life and the human stories within it. Over more than a decade, he has explored the city's complexities through various creative projects, each reflecting his deep connection to its energy, diversity, and resilience. His journey began with a decade-long career at the New York City Transit (MTA), where he developed a profound appreciation for the subway system. This experience has heavily influenced his photography, particularly in projects like “Love in Transit” and “On The Edge.”
These series employ long exposure techniques to transform the everyday movements of subway trains into mesmerizing light trails and ghostly images, capturing the unseen currents of emotion and connection in the city's arteries. His collaborations with artists like Al Diaz and brands such as Adidas and Forbes have expanded his artistic vision. As the Gallery Manager for DSGN Gallery in the Brooklyn Navy Yard, he oversees show proposals, gallery programming, and strategic partnerships, further embedding himself in the city's vibrant art scene.
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