Jaime Black-Morsette

Métis artist Jaime Black-Morsette is the founder of The REDress Project, a powerful art installation series that brings visibility to the missing and murdered Indigenous women crisis. Through displays of red dresses in public spaces across Canada and the United States, Black-Morsette draws attention to the devastating loss of Indigenous women, and how this violence is rooted in both gender and racial issues. For over a decade, Black-Morsette’s art practice has focused on memory, identity, and resistance through film, photography, performance, and installation.