Future asks us to think about to multiply / to add / to divide our future…or what is the arithmetic operation that pushes us into the future – to add something, to multiply, to divide.
Kameelah Janan Rasheed proposes different poles of truths in a world where there are no longer any certainties, as suggested by walls teeming with quotations from mathematical equations, scientific formulas, or other supposedly objective ways to measure the world. These mathematical formulas are set in a relational conversation with poetry, and quotations from the Quran that evidence hope and belief placed side by side: testifying to Rasheed’s commitment to proposing open-ended models of unlearning and learning through non-hierarchical entries to knowledge formation and world-making.
– Kathleen Reinhardt
