Bopape’s video explores her relationship to both land and cosmos, as well as wider histories of oppression. The artist explained: “I was trying to find a way of marrying the sky, to merge with the space that nothing occupies.” Filmed near San Francisco in 2011, the work’s title refers to jazz composer Sun Ra’s (1934–1993) poem The Endless Realm, written in 1972. It begins: “I have nothing. Nothing! How really is I am…” Bopape’s work echoes Sun Ra’s celebration of cosmic infinity as a frontier for Black liberation. During the video’s making, former African National Congress (ANC) Youth League President Julius Malema was put on trial in South Africa. A prominent activist, he was convicted of hate speech after singing a contentious lyric from an anti-apartheid song. In response, Bopape can be heard singing the African Cream Freedom Choir’s Hamba Kahle Mkhonto, a song often chanted at the funerals of those killed during the apartheid years.