We are interested in Afrofuturism beyond the aesthetic.
- Beyond chrome.
- Beyond spaceships.
- Beyond the familiar visual language of “the future”.
For us, the future can also be a language spoken by our grandparents.
- A symbol passed down through generations.
- A writing system waiting to be reimagined.
- A technology informed by indigenous knowledge.
- A visual language that doesn’t need permission to exist.
The future can be ancestral.