Charlie Gordon, formerly Saali Kuata, is a dynamic artist who navigates the realms of stage performance, photography, & soapstone carving. Hailing from Kuujjuaq Nunavik, he intricately blends contemporary and traditional art forms to challenge stereotypes and highlight the truth within his narratives.

As a pivotal member of Tupiq A.C.T. an Inuit non-profit organization in Montreal, Quebec, Charlie contributes to productions exploring Inuit identity through the mesmerizing mediums of aerial rope, acrobatics, hand to hand and stilts. This unique fusion of circus arts becomes a powerful platform for sharing authentic Inuit stories.

In his photographic work, Charlie places a strong emphasis on preserving Inuit values, capturing the essence of home while also delving into the urban landscapes of southern Canada. 

Inspired by the rich artistic heritage of Inuit Nunangat, he has diversified his skills, from learning to drum dance in 2013 with David Serkoak to learning how to carve soapstone.

Charlie's artistic journey has not gone unnoticed; he was honored with the prestigious Prix Reconnaissance Jeunesse by the government of Quebec. This recognition solidifies his role as a cultural ambassador, breaking barriers and fostering a deeper appreciation for Inuit artistry and identity.

Arthur is a French aerial artist, who uses the language of circus and dance to create within the fields of set design and visual arts.

Born of a theater costume designer father and a director and actress mother, this quiet force grew up in a reality enveloped by the arts.

He is the recipient of two gold medals, one from the 10th Young Stage Festival and another from the 40th Cirque de Demain festival, he also received the “Cirque du Soleil award for Innovative Vision and Artistic Performance”.

His latest piece “longing’s reversal” explores a creative process with set design as a starting point.

He wishes to use acrobatic vocabulary in many fields and through various mediums.

From the age of seven, the circus began to be an integral part of Guillaume Paquin’s life.
He lives in the city of Saint-Catherine, a southern suburb of Montreal. He had to go frequently downtown in order to develop his passion: Circus.

His eight years at Verdun Circus School were a springboard to the National Circus School in Montreal. After receiving his high school diploma, he completed his DEC (circus arts diploma) in V Rope, an invention of his coach Pierre Carrier.

After graduation in 2015, he was part of the creation Toruk The First Flight by Cirque du Soleil as a main character and solo aerialist. After 2 years on tour traveling the world going from North America to Asia and Australia, he did his last show as a Na'vi in 2017.

After this incredible adventure he created a Duo Straps number and went to the 40th festival Cirque de Demain and the 18th Nikulin Festival in Russia and won 4 prices including the Cirque du Soleil Award.

Being a multidisciplinary circus artist, he has now 5 numbers to his credit: V Rope, solo and Duo Straps and solo and duo Dance- acro in the viral video Hallelujah.

Guillaume is now one of the 5 members of the collective SANCTUAIRE and he continues to perform sharing his passion to the world.

CamilleTremblay  has been immersed in the circus arts since 2009. Before that, from the age of 6 to 16, she developed a taste for physical prowess in rhythmic gymnastics, and playing the piano allowed her to cultivate her artistic sensitivity and interpretative delicacy.

Since her graduation from the National Circus School of Montreal in 2012, she has navigated between circus festivals, creative projects, cabaret shows, televised performances, and special events. She has crafted over four artistically and technically refined "acts" through a mix of solo and duo work.

In solo performances, she initially distinguished herself in a setting where she played the piano while executing sequences of balancing on canes, developing her poetic vocabulary. Through numerous artistic experiences, her creative sense continues to evolve, and in 2020, Camille began incorporating balances on a rotating platform. This new 360º visual allows her to dynamically and elegantly vary her sequences.

In duo performances, with Louis-Marc Bruneau, they have created a unique vocabulary of cane balancing and have won multiple awards in competitions. Their participation in the "International Circus Festival of Monte Carlo" in January 2017 remains their most significant achievement!