Jocelyn Rice's Terra Incognita work, "The Night the Stars Fell," honors the liberation and empowerment of her ancestors. Inspired by the courageous life of Jane Clark, Jocelyn creates an immersive experience symbolizing uncharted territories of personal liberation and collective freedom. Visitors embark on a transformative journey guided by a vibrant red string through a tunnel, connecting with the essence of unraveling the threads of history and resilience. At the final destination, the participants encounter a captivating boat adorned with wooden figures, guiding them through the uncharted territories of personal growth and collective liberation. This Quantum Black futurist exploration invites reflection, unity, and hope, amplifying the voices of those who lived through the horrors of chattel slavery. The dream is that "The Night the Stars Fell" becomes a powerful catalyst for a brighter future.

Jocelyn Rice is the artist and designer behind Black Earth United, an ethereal practice that honors the profound connection between Black liberation and ancestral wisdom in communion with Mother Nature. She weaves transcendent narratives that challenge time and space, drawing inspiration from the realm of Black Quantum Futurism. Jocelyn breathes radical freedom and heart into her clothing designs, workshops, and art. Infused with ancestral wisdom, her creations resonate deep within the soul, tenderly receiving the teachings of Mother Earth. Established in 2020, Black Earth United illuminates stories and ignites self-expression through clothing, land, and the enchanting power of our collective voices. Jocelyn's work celebrates Black history and forging a world of unity and resilience.