​We crave living in environments that support us, nourish us, and inspire us. We dream of places to go through our lives together, inclusively and tolerantly. Can we re-enchant the raw material of our collective daily experiences?

​Mouna Andraos and Melissa Mongiat are the duo behind Daily tous les jours, an award-winning studio whose interactive art and narrative experiences in public spaces around the world have been described as “infrastructure for the human spirit.” Using music, dance, and other mediums to emphasize the joyful, whimsical, and unexpected, their work creates moments of connection and care between strangers.

​In this talk, Andraos and Mongiat mark the 15th anniversary of the studio by reflecting on its most transformative urban projects and the spring 2025 release of their first book, Strangers Need Strange Moments Together.