Mikael Owunna is a Nigerian-Swedish American filmmaker, multimedia artist, engineer, Mid-Atlantic Regional Emmy Nominee, and Co-Founder of Rainbow Serpent, a Black LGBTQ art | tech | spirituality organization. Exploring the intersections of technology, art, and African cosmologies, his work seeks to elucidate an emancipatory vision of possibility that revives traditional African knowledge systems and pushes people beyond all boundaries, restrictions, and frontiers. Owunna’s work has been exhibited across Africa, Asia, Europe, and North America and has been collected and showcased by institutions such as Tate Modern; Fotografiska Stockholm; Smithsonian National Museum of African-American History & Culture; Art Dubai; Digital Art Fair Asia; and the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. His work has also been featured in media ranging from the New York Times to CNN, NPR, VICE, and The Guardian. He has lectured at venues including Harvard Law School, World Press Photo (Netherlands), and TEDx. Owunna has published two monographs: “Limitless Africans” (FotoEvidence, 2019) and “Cosmologies” (ClampArt, 2021), and his work has been commissioned for major public art installations by organizations including the Andy Warhol Museum, Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, Cleveland Foundation, Contemporary Art Museum Raleigh, Pittsburgh International Airport, and Orange Barrel Media.