Shrouding Flesh and Technologies for Moving Otherwise

We survive by remaining creative with what we inherit.

In Shrouding Flesh and Technologies for Moving Otherwise, jaamil olawale kosoko examines how race, technology, and institutional power shape the ways bodies move, appear, and are understood.

Through Black embodied poetics, misprision, and socio-choreological mapping, the essay considers how opacity, refusal, and creative deviation might become practices of survival, self-determination, and moving otherwise.