Through the fusion of text, movement, layered visuals, and sound, this work presents a meditative exploration of identity and Blackness in a heightened time of unrest and uprisings fueled by issues of police brutality and systemic racism in America.

ÌBÀ OBÍNRIN investigates the influences of ritual, nature and place in Black women's traditional practices to care for community.

Using movement as a force, BLACK.ECO is a dance film that dives into the many worlds that exist within a Black woman.

Created via online collaboration process between Italy and South Africa, and filmed in March 2021, Des/Aria is one musician and one dancer in conversation.

In a Crucian sugar cane field, three Black women converge, dancing through an inherited liberation code.

Lacuna traces the unfilled spaces of the brutalist architecture enveloping the dancer. It is a cinematic study of light and shade, seen and unseen.

Natasha Gilmore is the founder and Artistic Director of Barrowland Ballet, one of Scotland’s most exciting and successful contemporary dance companies. Whiteout gives resonance to the complexities of bi-racial relationships. Informed by her personal experiences as a white European who married a black African and as the mother of bi-racial children, Natasha Gilmore explores this issue with honesty and humour.

HAMAPAH/THE MAP DANCE ON-FILM chronicles dancer and choreographer Adam W. McKinney's return to his ancestral homelands of Benin, Poland and United States (Arkansas, Missouri, Montana, and Wisconsin) to trace the intersections of his African, Jewish and Native American heritages.