Salish Sea Dreaming

We are the Salish Sea, dreaming itself awake.

Salish Sea Dreaming is an exploration of how an ecosystem might be felt as a living field rather than observed as an object. Herring, salmon, birds, and whales appear not as separate subjects but as movements within one interdependent continuum. About this project →

Submit a dream
What would you co-dream with the Salish Sea? A few words, voice, or photo.
The dreamworld
A living field of glowing dream-spheres in semantic space, where dreams for the Salish Sea cluster into shared themes.
Ask the dream field
A witness, not an oracle. Cites dreams, project text, and graph relations. Says "one reading is…"
About this project
What you're looking at — the artwork, the artist, and the circle of collaborators behind Salish Sea Dreaming.
Dome piece credits
Credits and photo licences for the dome piece shown at the SCI_ART Creative Collisions Open Dome, H.R. MacMillan Space Centre, Vancouver, 4 October 2026.
About the gesture
How hands moved the dreamworld at IMPACT 2026: anjali remembered the past, pinches gathered clusters, and two-hand contact sent ripples through related dreams.
The knowledge graph (IMPACT 2026)
The relational map behind the project as it stood at Indigenomics IMPACT 2026 in May: people, concepts, ecosystems, artifacts and the threads between them.
What the sea is dreaming
Live output from the installation