Chère écharpe

Mam is a mother full of mysteries, and Môm, the child who comes to her from who knows where and how. Under Mam's benevolent gaze, Môm explores childhood: the age of whys, first learnings, mischief and grown-up games. Mam also learns from Môm: how to cuddle, how to tell stories...
Waiting for the day when Môm will take off into the wide world, Mam knits her a huge scarf, symbolizing their bond and a necessary separation.

Sarah Carré aptly captures the paradoxical nature of the parent-child bond, where loving without hindering is no easy task!

Through fifteen poetic and playful tableaux, she invites us to share in the delicate adventure of growing up and letting grow up.