Once I Was Black - This Enables Me to Profoundly Feel Like or As a Black Person - The Sadness, Unhappiness, Vitality, But Also Despair and Heaviness, Which I Do Feel, Indicate That My Black Existence Must Have Been Very Difficult To Live Through - The Suppression Was So Strong That Even the Understandable Rage About This Dependence Has Not Been Lived - Nobody Almost Nobody Understood That to Be Black Did Not Mean to Be Inferior (Once I Was Black Series)
New York, May 1992
Acrylic on Canvas with 2 Handwritten Texts Affixed
78" x 63" , 198.5 cm x 160 cm

 

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