Vogueのインスタグラム(voguemagazine) - 8月29日 00時59分

"Sitting down to make an intimate drawing is a conversation, a way of listening to what’s grumbling inside my body, and an attempt to transmit, nonverbally, an experience of being. It’s a hopeful act: an attentive and often surprising exercise I forget to do for long stretches. But when the world concentrates so much violence, ignorance, and mind games into little digital devices we are compelled to carry, I am grateful to have this simple analog practice at my fingertips," shares artist Kara Walker (@Kara_Walker_official). Above, Walker shares 3 watercolors she created, "each one containing a kernel of my emotional state at the time of their making.”
At the link in our bio, Walker shares more on what hope means to her in 2020 as a part of our #VogueHope series, where we asked a group of leaders, innovators, and creative talents to tell us what the word means to them now—and why it’s more essential than ever before. Artwork by Kara Walker (@kara_walker_official), courtesy of Sikkema Jenkins & Co., New York.

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