Bianca Censori Comes Further Into Focus in Filmaking Debut for Ye’s ‘Fathers’
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The wife of the rapper's work as a performance and conceptual artist meshes with his work from 'Bully,' his first solo record in four years.
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Share on Facebook Share on X Google Preferred Share to Flipboard Show additional share options Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on Tumblr Share on Whats App Send an Email Print the Article Post a Comment Ye, the rapper once known as Kanye West , released his 12th record and first solo effort in four years over the weekend. With pushed release dates and esoteric listening events, the rollout has had the hallmarks of an album drop from the lauded but mercurial artist whose wild and problematic recent past have seen him fulfill his dreams and then throw them all away, as he subjected the public to an endless series of offenses and tested the limits of those close to him. Ye has also remarried since his last solo release, and his wife, Australian architect and performance artist Bianca Censori , has made a distinctive splash while sporadically commanding collective attention. Holding her own was always going to be a tough task, given the highly scrutinized woman her husband divorced just before their secret nuptials in late 2022. Related Stories News Kanye "Ye" West to Pay Contractor Forced to Live at Malibu Mansion $140K in Mixed Trial Verdict Music Kanye West to Play SoFi Stadium Show In Major Booking After Antisemitism Backlash Soon, a Venetian water taxi sex scandal and her nearly nude red carpet appearance gave way to questions about Censori and Ye’s relationship. Then the unveiling of a Vanity Fair profile — her first public statements since she began to shed mere fame by proxy and come into focus. The main takeaway of that feature and lush spread was that she is not subservient to Ye, but that her life is in service of him — through antisemitic rants, wild bipolar mood swings, and whatever comes next. Devotion like this is destined to bleed into Censori’s art, which brings us to her directorial debut. She’s the woman behind Bully’ s striking first music video, for the album track “Father.” The song features Ye loyalist Travis Scott, anot...
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