ANIQUE J. JORDAN employs photography, performance, poetry and installation to draw attention to the black body as a sight of futuristic imagining. Her current auto-biographical work looks at family history, survival of black women and the use of cultural production in gravely intimate, yet global journeys. Claiming that photography has the ability to take up space in all forms of time, she seeks to build upon the legacies of black-lens based artists to image and create 'impossible images'.  She has exhibited her photography in the Art Gallery of Ontario, Crossroads Art Space and the Watah Gallery and has worked and won awards globally as a cultural producer.