(Re)Counting (Wo)Man is a one-person (show turned into) film that explores indigeneity, sexuality, queerness, history, ancestral traditions, anti-black racism, and strategies of survival in a mixed media tapestry of poetry, storytelling, images, and film. Written, performed, and directed by Dr. Jennifer Lisa Vest, a mixed blood Florida Mikasuki Seminole poet, philosopher, performance artist, and healer from Chicago.

​Jennifer Lisa has curated, directed, and performed in numerous mixed media shows throughout the US. She founded Daughters of the Dream, and Diva-Nation (DC). The Four Corners Collective (SF) and co-founded the Native Media Collective (Oakland). She helped to write and produce the film Who Owns the Past, starred in the short film, Dos Almas/Two-Spirit and formulated the genre of Philo-Poetics. Her poetry has been published in several journals and anthologies and she has performed her work worldwide.