Afrofuturism is the art of seeing futures through ancestral memory. Poet Anaïs Duplan interprets MoMA's collection, where imageless letters, cosmic grids, and fragmented maps chart imagined worlds. I viewed the images first, interpreted, then read Duplan’s thoughts - try it yourself. Each work negotiates what’s now and what’s next, reframing Black existence as both rooted and infinite.

Image - The History of Her Life Written Across Her Face by Margo Humphrey

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