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I am making a book about PLAY. For this book, I photographed the Lego structures of my five-year-old son. They marked the starting point of a personal search for play.
What is play? To me, it means following joy, curiosity, my intuition. It’s about the power of imagination and experiment, about learning and adjusting while doing. Play also involves being brave. It requires me to trust the process without knowing the res
