ÌBÀ OBÍNRIN acknowledges the importance and influences of women in traditions in the southern corridor of the United States and around the world. The film highlights how women have traditionally and historically connected to nature to support and fortify their communities.

ÌBÀ OBÍNRIN investigates the influences of ritual, nature and place in Black women's traditional practices to care for community. The film consists of 4 dancers that take the audience through a journey of movement gestures and situations that narrate how water is used to heal, elements of the earth are used to cleanse, and wind is used to transform in sacred traditions of the Black women in the south. The filming occurred in significant places in Charlotte, NC including the Catawba River, the Big Rock Nature Preserve, and McAlpine Creek.