Creative Direction & Lead Artist
MOVE37XR
MOVE37XR production / In development
An evolving immersive environment shaped by the living presence of the Salish Sea.
The experience
Illustration, marine photography, underwater film, sound and real-time systems come together as a living environment. Herring, salmon, birds and whales move through an interdependent continuum.
Squamish artist Austin Aan’yas Harry’s visual language is woven into this generative world. Led by Pravin Pillay, the work invites audiences to recognize themselves within ecological relationship.
First presented as a proof of experience at Digital Ecologies on Salt Spring Island in April 2026, the work evolved into a prototype for Indigenomics IMPACT in May. Its next phase develops an immersive dome experience and place-based research into environmental sensing, spatial sound and audience-responsive systems.
Salish Sea Dreaming is also held within Gossamer Thread, MOVE37XR’s year-long Indigenous and intercultural curatorial capacity-building initiative.
Creative credits
Creative Direction & Lead Artist
Digital art & design
Sonic composition
Direction
Creative Direction, Lead Artist & Immersive Field Composer
Collaborating artists
Digital art and design · Creative development · Sonic composition
Contributions
Naturalist illustration and ecological storytelling · Marine photography · Underwater footage of salmon and herring