Choregraphies for Humans and Stars
Understanding infinity through the body
Clothesline and Bicycle
The 7 Fingers
The 7 Fingers, a major figure in Montreal’s circus and performing arts scene, entrusted Daily with imagining a new permanent artwork for the roof of their new headquarters. Inspired by the group’s contemporary approach, Clothesline and Bicycle repurposes everyday objects to perform a mechanical circus act, backdropped by the city skyline.
Permanent installation since 2019
Montreal, Canada
On a Tightrope
The art piece works with the mechanisms and pieces of a deconstructed bicycle: pedals transformed into a crank make a wheel waltz on a tightrope. It spins through a bigger one, like a flying diabolo, an acrobat, or a lion jumping into a flaming ring.
Photo by Geoffrey Boulangé
Photo by Geoffrey Boulangé
On a Roof
This permanent installation is located on the rooftop of the 7 Fingers circus company headquarters and visible from the street. Designed like a true circus number, it showcases both the architecture and the singular work of the 7 Fingers.
Photo by Geoffrey Boulangé
Credits
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- This project is a commission by The 7 Fingers
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- A Project by Daily tous les jours
- Creative Direction
- Mouna Andraos
- Melissa Mongiat
- Production
- Irene Chaudouet
- Creative Team
- Michael Baker
- Anne Ouellette
- Eva Schindling
- Rebecca Taylor
- Pierre Thirion
- Project Coordination
- Marie-Pier Gauthier-Manes
- Sophie Julien
- Engineering
- Franz Knoll
- Technical Conception and Fabrication
- Infravert
- Manufacturing
- Thierry Beaudoin
- Michael Carbonneau
- Maxime Dagenais
- Paul Duchaine
- Georges Makris
- Étienne Ménard
- Pierre Moise
- Bartosz Pelechacz
- Wayne Robichaud
