Once upon a time, there was an unparalleled fireworks display, an explosion of energy: the birth of the Universe. And with it, the appearance of galaxies, the formation of planets, stars too... and then, our good old Earth. The Fool is all of that, and more. Sometimes a pilgrim, sometimes a wanderer, armed with a cooking spoon and a knapsack, he embodies Life itself. He represents hunger, appetite and indulgence, dreams and curiosity, the desire to rise and do whatever crosses our mind: create... or wander? The Fool is that "us" whom others might think a bit crazy because we see the world differently, through the eyes of a child. For like the child, the Fool marvels. It’s his great power: to manifest all sorts of small miracles, all those things we’ve wished for from the bottom of our hearts. And when we’ve stopped thinking about it, one fine day, we go out to do what we love... and our wish comes true. Based on "The Jester," John William Waterhouse (1849 - 1917)