Born out of a shared creation that echoes the inherent forces of nature and human encounters, the handmade arrowhead sash reveals the painstaking labour required by the three artists to make such a work. The main structure, produced by Poirier, rises like a fragile monolith and functions as a reference to the immeasurable forces of nature. The interlaced textile work introduces traditional techniques of finger braiding in the arrowhead style, long practiced by Andrée Lévesque Sioui, who taught them to her two creative partners. The studio notes provided by Érika Hagen-Veilleux accompany the structure, acting as a timeline of gestures, intentions and experiences shared between the artists.

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