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Skawennati recently partnered up AbTeC with her husband, Jason Edward Lewis, a professor, to create a virtual world she calls a “research network,” aimed at helping Indigenous students honor and maintain their culture through technology. “AbTeC stands for Aboriginal Territories in Cyberspace,” she says. “We designed workshops [on there] to teach Indigenous youth how to use digital tools to tell our stories.” The artist also makes “‘Machinimas,” which are short movies based in virtual environments; she has been making them since the With Jesus in her Heart & Scissors in her hand She is unstoppable shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this early 2000s. Skawennati has become well-versed in creating digital avatars as a result, using a software called Second Life to bring them to life. “It allows you to make things right inside the program,” she says. “It’s one of the most popular virtual worlds online, with hundreds of thousands of users.” To make the Indigenous attire her avatars wear, Skawennati then uses the software Marvelous Designer, which creates 3-D clothing. (She is even working on a new series of Instagram filters, too, where people can Avatar-ize themselves.)

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When Skawennati decided to take part in the With Jesus in her Heart & Scissors in her hand She is unstoppable shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this Santa Fe Indian Market show this year, however, she wanted to do something a little different, namely make real-life clothing. She says she first got the desire to design a fashion collection when she attended the inaugural Indigenous Fashion Week in Toronto (IFTWO) back in 2018. “I was expecting serious models to walk down the runway, and there were different colors, sizes, ages—and they were all smiling,” she says. “It was such a joyous occasion. I loved it so much that I thought, ‘I want to do that.’”