Joey Big Snake, an artist from Siksika, created a digital art piece that hangs outside of the Infinity Dome, representing the sacred gifts gifted to humans by Morning Star. This artwork was created for the exhibit One Day on Venus.

Joey Big Snake (Siksika), created a digital art piece called "Four United," representing each of the four elements coming together at a significant location in the nearby Rocky Mountains. This artwork lives in the atrium, just outside of the Digital Immersion Gallery, and was created for Sacred Defenders of the Universe.

Sikapinakii Low Horn, an artist from Siksika, painted the Wolf Trail (Milky Way) in the tunnel leading to the Gathering Circle. The mural features celestial symbols important to the Blackfoot People—like the lost boys, seven brothers, and Morning Star—flowing across a rolling nightscape.

Artist Keegan Starlight from Tsuut'ina created this piece to represent the sacred relationships between baby and mother. It is located in the infant area in the Creative Kids Museum.

Designed by Sikapinakii Low Horn from Siksika, this artwork represents the location of the Spark Science Centre and Nose Creek, facing West on Spring Equinox. It depicts a time of renewal and balance through the chinook winds, Tipi fire, and the star Ancestors.

Designed by Sikapinakii Low Horn from Siksika, this artwork represents the location of the Spark Science Centre looking West during Fall Equinox. It depicts balance through the changing seasons and incoming northerly winds, and the star Ancestors at dusk.