This video installation, split into two separate yet complementary parts, presents river and landscape that mirror each other, flowing in synchronous and asynchronous ways like two parallel horizons. The landscape, evoked by projections of plants and materials from the natural world, embraces and makes way for the river,  flowing  fabric meticulously adorned with beaded patterns in reference to the wampum from the Seven Fires prophecy. As such, <em>La rivière des Sept feux </em>becomes a gathering place – for the delicate corn husk figurines that populate the set, as well as for us, the viewers who observe the scene from the shore.

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