Vogueのインスタグラム(voguemagazine) - 7月8日 04時07分

A group of 80 artists are using their own words to shine a light on the detention centers holding immigrants whose liberty and freedom are still restricted. Called @inplainsightmap, a group of organizers—including artist @hankwillisthomas, @blklivesmatter cofounder @osopepatrisse, and lawyer @chasestrangio—had the artists create phrases or words that speak to the immigration issues in the U.S.; they then commissioned the largest fleet of skywriting planes in the country, called Skytypers, to fly over 80 sites in the U.S., including former internment camps, ICE detention centers, and Ellis Island. The skywritten phrases displayed were in 20 different languages and included “Shame #Defundhate” and “Soy Nube De Esperanza,” which translates to “I am a cloud of hope.”

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Slide 1: Photo: Robert Currie / Courtesy of @inplainsightmap
Slide 2: Artists @cassilsartist and @elrafaesparza

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