With TEIONHENKWEN – SOUTIENS DE LA VIE, a community garden created in collaboration with Silverbear and Joce TwoCrows Mashkikii Bimosewin Tremblay, Wyss acknowledges the overarching influence of the Dish With One Spoon Wampum, a long-standing law used by Indigenous peoples of Turtle Island since time immemorial, as a Nation-to-Nation agreement to peaceably share harvesting territory. The site was conceived as a place of gathering and healing, bringing people together and offering herbs for anyone to take for personal use. The plants are local native varieties and are carefully researched for their medicinal properties and their utilitarian and ceremonial values. The shapes in which they are bedded-in are inspired by local Indigenous cultural symbols. All of these elements combine to create visibility for Indigenous plants, peoples, and animals that are present but have few safe places to gather and coexist in urban spaces.