Curation & immersive production / May 27–28, 2026

Indigenomics IMPACT

Immersive experiences connecting Indigenous worldview, economy, technology and creative expression.

Austin Aan’yas Harry’s Plank House projected in the dome
Austin Aan’yas Harry’s Plank House. Image: Kiran Pillay.

Stories held in space.

With the Indigenomics Institute, MOVE37XR brought dome media, 360° film, spatial audio, digital installations and sculptural works into the gathering at the H.R. MacMillan Space Centre.

The 2026 program included over 15 Indigenous artists and storytellers. Austin Aan’yas Harry’s visual language drew from the traditional Coast Salish plank house, connecting the gathering to protocol, responsibility and Squamish territory.

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