FOREVER YOUNG

There are adults who seem to have never truly grown up.

Teddy bear costumes become the symbol of a childhood that has clung on for too long: tender in appearance, but without rules, without moderation, without any concept of boundaries.

The gestures are those of children: arguments, tantrums, spite, sudden outbursts of anger.

But their bodies tell a different story.
They are tired, worn out, marked by a life lived as if growing up had never been necessary.

Forever Young speaks of this paradox:
remaining a child not as an expression of innocence, but as a sentence.