jellystone robinson (they/them), is a black, agender digital artist and filmmaker from the Ida B. Wells Extensions projects on the South Side of Chicago. In their creative practice, they are attempting to retrieve ancestral memory, self actualization and prescriptions for communal healing through due diligence, time travel, self expression, love and pleasure. This manifests in their work as a creative producer, curator and historian, friend, lover and citizen of the world. jellystone’s work has screened at Blanc Gallery, the National Public Housing Museum, Sisters in Cinema, the Brooklyn Academy of Music and at the Black Harvest Film Festival. They currently work as Assistant Curator and Registrar at the National Public Housing Museum and have just completed Briana Clearly’s Filmmaker’s Mixtape Challenge, a year long experiment in creating one film a month for free.