Aaron Nelson-Moody, Tawx’sin Yexwulla, from Squamish First Nation, is an educator who works to rekindle Coast Salish art and culture in public education and Indigenous community. Much of his time has been spent making tools for traditional pursuits or creating his own work in metal, stone, wood, or graphic design. He currently works part- time at Langara College as an instructor teaching Indigenous Woodcarving, at Emily Carr University teaching metalsmithing, and is currently taking part in a residency at Simon Fraser University creating Coast Salish weaving tools. He is most often known as Splash, a name he earned on several Tribal Journeys canoe trips along the coast surrounding the Salish Sea.