The artwork is composed of three arc-shaped pieces that, like portals, invite strollers to circulate through them. The base of each piece is the frame of an oversize door; across the tops are assemblages of domestic objects, all collected by the artist in the borough and then reproduced in bronze. The composite silhouettes of the three sculptures refer to the surrounding architectural heritage and evoke the diversity of the neighbourhood community.

Each arc is divided into two sections: the base is composed of shapes related to door frames, and the top is an assemblage of replicas of various domestic objects (baroque frames, art deco mirror, wicker headboard, etc.). The work is inspired by the architecture in the vicinity of the park and by the varied lifestyles of the neighbourhood’s residents. Each element presents a worked face and a smooth face, evoking an exterior and an interior, great history and local history – that of the people

A public art competition by invitation was held in 2012, on the occasion of the relandscaping of Parc Lahaie. Catherine Bolduc’s work Les anges domestiques was selected.