13 Moon Calendar is an augmented reality work that follows the lunar year as the Anishinaabeg have kept it. A turtle appears on the ground with the moon above it, earth and sky in one view. The moon splits into four quarters for the four directions, and inside sits a sculpture for the current moon: Manidoo-giizis, Makwa-giizis, Ziisbaakdoke-giizis, Manoomin-giizis and on through the year. Each moon names what the land is doing and what the people are doing with it.

The calendar reads the date and opens on the moon of the day. Visitors can move through the year by hand and hear a soundscape for each moon. The work debuted in La Leun Waashisho at the MuseumsQuartier in Vienna in November 2024, alongside Jason Baerg, Casey Koyczan and Feather Miigwans, then showed at imagineNATIVE in 2025 and in Hyper Woodland in 2026.