rehearsals of a surreal performance called life.
“PLAY” is a serious thing, an attitude referred to a reality closed on itself with its own rules and without any practical purpose, other than to get away from real life, by freely creating a world without moral laws.
This aspect manifests itself clearly in art, which, just like play, is a concrete and autonomous reality and, by a kind of primacy, transcends individual users and authors. Not protagonists, but players in a game that surpasses them.
Art finds its biggest similarity with the verb play in the english language. A universe of meanings are described by the same group of letters, everyone with its own direction but all incredibly related to the need to create that environment the man is made of: creativity.
