Vogueのインスタグラム(voguemagazine) - 7月19日 23時24分

“My experience at school was largely positive,” says @lynetteyiadomboakye, “but there were a lot of instances where you came to understand that people saw you differently. I didn’t see color in that way. You would go bounding up like a puppy, completely not thinking about these things, and then you realized that someone had judged you already, and that was that. Sometimes I was singled out by other black girls because I was darker-skinned than a lot of them. My parents were quite unsentimental about this. They would say, ‘This is why you have to excel.’” Today, @lynetteyiadomboakye's hauntingly powerful paintings of black men and women, every one of them fictional, have been attracting more and more attention from enthusiastic audiences. Tap the link in our bio to read our interview the artist about her career path and artistic process. Photographed by @antoncorbijn4real, styled by @phyllis_posnick, Vogue, April 2017.

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