Vogueのインスタグラム(voguemagazine) - 4月25日 06時00分

“I feel like I’ve been on an airplane for six weeks,” says Daniel Arnold (@arnold_daniel), the normally nomadic New York City photographer, of what his life has been like in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. “I cry without being sad or moved, all of my emotions are mutedly haywire; I snack psychotically and I stare out a window, unable to digest how high up I am, or how dangerous it would be to go outside. I have no good ideas of how to express that visually, and I haven’t even tried. But after a few weeks of immersing [myself] in the feeling, eating oddly and tinkering with new ways of making work, I was amazed to find this photo of myself looking blankly out an oval airplane window at the paused world, cozy in a seatbelt that offers no real protection from totally vague, abstract danger and waving at nobody, just in case.” Tap the link in our bio to see more #VoguePostcardsfromHome from our special June/July issue, where we asked designers, photographers, artists, editors, models (and a few celebrities we love)—to show us what their lives have looked like these past weeks.

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