‘Invisible’ Captures The Real Faces Of Multiracial Women
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- Caroline Kurze
We introduced Samantha Wall and her sexually-charged series ‘Shame On Me’ previously on iGNANT. Now she’s back with a new series called ‘Invisible’ that was inspired by her ‘experience navigating multiraciality in Korea, and then the United States’.
+ Read MoreShe photographed and interviewed multiracial women to gather source material and to elicit an interpersonal connection during the process. Afterwards she selects an image that captures more than a portrait to draw it with graphite, charcoal or ink on paper. She states: “Through this work I am exposing the plurality of emotions that sculpt human subjectivity. The drawings of these women are portals into the human psyche, a place where emotions call out and perceived racial boundaries dissolve.”
All images © Samantha Wall