Vogueのインスタグラム(voguemagazine) - 5月18日 05時41分

With a new exhibit at the @ブルックリン美術館 this month, Liz Johnson Artur explores the connective tissue that binds the African diaspora with tender intimacy. In addition to the photography she has shot over nearly three decades, Johnson Artur has two new video installations in the exhibit, one called “Afro Russians” that resonates with the artist on a deeply personal level. “The images I’d seen of black people hadn’t answered the simple questions I wanted to know: What it’s like to have a black auntie? What it’s like to go somewhere where the person who bakes the bread is black?” says Johnson Artur who was born to a Russian mother and Ghanaian father in Bulgaria, then raised in southern Germany by her mother after her parents separated. “That sense of normal was not represented, and that was what I was looking for.” Tap the link in our bio to learn more. Photographed by @lizjohnsonartur

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