VR Witness Blanket

Creating a virtual reality version of the Witness Blanket is an effort to make the artwork more accessible to a wider audience, especially to remote communities and educational institutions. Carey is also inviting Indigenous peoples from across Canada to contribute sounds associated with their culture to help bring the virtual work to life. He is partnering with Camosun College, the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, Telus, and the University of Victoria to make this project possible.

Read article: VR Version of Witness Blanket Needs Sounds of Indigenous Culture

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OTHER INSTALLATIONS

Totem 2.0

This 12’ private commission is the next in Carey’s Totem 2.0 series.

Salvaged Film Project

Salvaged is a feature-length documentary that explores the challenges and hopeful possibilities for the future of carving, culture and the environment.

Racing Waters S1

A 9-part documentary series that immerses viewers in the exhilarating world of war canoe racing, following the Island Brave canoe team of the Snuneymuxw First Nation through their 2025 race season.

t̓saxa̱ns pole

This 16’ pole is being carved from a piece of salvaged red cedar.

Brost Foundation

A commissioned collaborative project with German contemporary artist Marcus Kiel and funded by the Brost Foundation.

The Seedling Project

This transdisciplinary project brings together creative practice, technology, law, and governance and Indigenous knowledge.

Telus Ocean

The site-specific designs integrated into this building façade are inspired by species that once thrived in the mudflats known as xwsзyq’әm.