“We still live in a world where the color of our skin not only gives a first impression, but a lasting one that remains,” says Brazilian artist Angélica Dass. She shows portraits from Humanae, the photo project she started to highlight the truly multi-colored hues of humankind.
“距世界上最后一个国家废除奴隶制已经过去了128年，距马丁·路德·金发表《我有一个梦想》演讲也已经过去了53年，”巴西艺术家安吉丽卡·达斯（TED演讲：每种肤色之美）说道。“但我们依然生活在一个肤色不仅给人留下第一印象、更留下持久印象的世界里。”她展示了”人色”（Humanae）摄影项目——这是她发起的一个旨在呈现人类真实多元肤色的计划。
“Humanae是一项致力于呈现我们真实肤色的探索，而非那些与种族相关联的虚假的白、红、黑或黄，”达斯说道。”这是一种质疑我们固有认知框架的游戏。它是一个从个人故事延伸至全球历史的进行中的作品。”
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