An ongoing project that explores varying renditions of Black Femme Afrofuturist visuality. This project was inspired by Black radical feminist notions of futurity and motivation to revise and expand the existing catalog of imagery of the Black Body. Tina Campt, Author and Modern Culture and Media Professor at Brown University, outlines in her book, Listening to Images, the grammar of black feminist futurity: it is a “grammar of possibility that moves beyond a simple definition of what will be.” This is a grammatical tense of the future real conditional, for “that which will have had to happen.” It references the future as an imperative and inevitable reality in which Black femmes must begin to live now. Because we have been consistently denied futures, the idea of possibility for us can only exist when it is immediately realized, as the system doesn’t recognize it as a legitimate prospect for us.