Imani Dennison is a multidisciplinary artist, and award-winning filmmaker whose practice interrogates the intersections of memory, folklore, and identity. Rooted in Black speculative storytelling, their work spans film, video, photography, and installation, engaging with the personal and collective histories of diasporic communities to explore themes of interiority, ritual, and spatial belonging. Born in Louisville, Kentucky, and a graduate of Howard University, Imani’s academic background in political science and photography informs their critical reimagining of diasporic futures.