Texada is a remote Canadian island, once densely populated and renowned for its stone mining and logging. Since the 1950s, the local population has been shrinking rapidly, mirroring the decline of the extraction industries. This VR film offers a glimpse into the vast limestone quarries as well as the lives of local residents, contrasting the scale of geological time with the brevity of human existence. By combining live 360° footage with 3D animations of geological transformations, Texada reveals not only the lives of the locals but also the perspectives of minerals and tectonic shifts, challenging the human perception of time and landscape change.