Being a Trap God isn't easy, just ask Gucci Mane: If you can get an appointment with him in jail. However, that isn't stopping one Atlanta photographer from showing off never before seen pictures of Guwop as an ode to the prolific Atlanta rapper. Cam Kirk is setting up an exhibit in an abandoned church in East Atlanta with pictures, actors and various other interactive elements that make this unique.
"It's going to be more of an installation...it's not going to be strictly about my photography. I've got actors in there; they're going to play certain roles when you walk in," describes Kirk in an interview with Mass Appeal. "So it's going to take shape of like a haunted house feeling, where you walk in and there are different things to experience. It should feel like you literally walked in to the house of the Trap God."
The exhibit was originally going to be in a real trap house, but it got raided, forcing Kirk to relocate his exhibition. The photos span back to 2012 when Kirk became introduced to Gucci while on tour with Young Scooter.
The exhibit will take place this Saturday, May 30 from 3-7 p.m. at the "trap sanctuary" in East Atlanta Zone 6.
See details in the Instagram post below including an RSVP email that will give you the exact address because there are more abandoned churches in East Atlanta then you might think. Who knows, there might be some new music from Guwop for the occasion. It has been nearly a week since his last mixtape.
A photo posted by Cam Kirk (@thecamkirk) on May 24, 2015 at 4:09pm PDT
