ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 7月25日 08時11分

In 2018, a year out of NYU, @tylersphotos photographed Beyoncé for Vogue, one of the youngest, and the first Black photographer to shoot the magazine’s cover. ⁣
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Tyler Mitchell’s debut photography monograph, “I Can Make You Feel Good,” suggests an Edenic timeline for Black American life, but also shows its inherited traumas. Though he’s photographed campaigns for fashion powerhouses like Marc Jacobs, this collection is a handsome fantasy of permanent sunshine and lithe bodies, suffused in intense, saturated color. It surveys a body of work made from 2016 to 2019, some of which were exhibited earlier this year in Tyler’s first U.S. solo show of the same name at the @icp in New York and earlier at @foam_amsterdam. It is a world populated exclusively by Black youth in a state of perpetual summertime — nearly every image is set outdoors, a gambit of visibility and a declaration of fearlessness. ⁣
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“My focus to some degree is autobiographical, thinking about certain desires and freedoms I wished for myself growing up in Georgia, in nature and the landscape of the South in general, places that can be, on the outside, inviting, but have a complex history where folk that look like me feel rejected,” Tyler said.⁣
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To read more about Tyler’s work, tap the link in our bio. Photos by @mirandabarnes and @tylersphotos.⁣

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