Installation of a paper toy theatre created to explore play as a tool for connection.
Research is based on everyday life in the streets and begins with a self-imposed game to navigate the city while observing.
It presents people walking through the city as if they were taking part in a clown workshop.
What if people moved through the city with the openness of a clown?
What if we were more curious?
What if play were a normal part of public life?
Visitors are invited to play with the paper theatre by moving the characters and creating their own scenes.
This shared act of play encourages interaction and connection between participants while reflecting the project's central question:
How might everyday life change if we embraced qualities such as connection, curiosity or acceptance of failure?
This project is inspired by clowning, speculative design and urban wandering.
