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Danny Worm is a photographer and designer. He has contributed his photographs to the chapters Prague Fetish Weekend, Riwaa Nerona, Prague Pride and Born !n Porn of the book Bohemian Taboo Stories. His photographs have also been exhibited at the Bohemian Taboo joint exhibition in St. Albans, UK.
He says of himself, "I'm Danny. And I'm not normal. And I'm not a pervert. But I'm a person like everyone else, solving my problems and living my dreams. Life just didn't give me a good start. Actually, maybe it's given me the best one, because I try to jump over all my hurdles in life so I'm ready for the next one to be even higher. Life is bittersweet and I enjoy it and my work is imbued with that. It's a fusion of the bad. All that shit is there. Emotional instability, undermined confidence, depression, stupid love, complexes. In photography and in fashion, I found a way to take those things and transform them and manifest them and get them out of myself. And if you want to tell this story from start to finish, an Instagram caption or an interview just isn't enough. And that's why I'm here. I'm Danny. And here."
2021, Bohemian Taboo, Collective Gallery & Art Project Space, St. Albans, UK
2019, Bohemian Taboo Stories, photographs for Prague Pride, Riwaa Nerona, Prague Fetish Weekend and Born !n Porn chapters
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Bohemian Taboo is a platform designed to support education, personal development, contemporary art, queer and other alternative communities, biohacking, research, aesthetic medicine, counseling, provocative events, assistance to disadvantaged groups and all other possible, so far little known, unsupported, tabooed or unjustly censored activities that overlap into the field of personal intimacy, sexuality and eroticism - erotic art and sexual wellbeing, i.e. what we call the development of erotic intelligence.
