How far does a child’s sea reach?

To a child, the sea is an endless playground —with rolling waves, glimmering light, and countless unnamed lives.
Within it flow curiosity about the world and stories of growing hearts.

A book is the first boat that carries a child into that sea.
With every page turned, the child meets a new wave, discovers new friends, and sets sail for another world.

Here, children become little voyagers swimming through the ocean of stories.
Sometimes they are rocked by the waves, sometimes they follow the light, gliding through each tale.
Their movements unfold like a play — for they are not only the heroes of the books they read, but also the shining actors who bring this exhibition’s stage to life.

“The Young Ones and the Sea” is a space that captures this voyage of imagination — a stage for stories that ebb and flow like the sea itself. Follow the waves made of books, and you’ll encounter the mysteries of life, the joy of connection, and the infinite possibilities that await beyond the horizon.

The waves never stop rolling in, and the stories never truly end.

In this great ocean formed by countless books, we all become little voyagers, swimming through the sea of stories, guided by our own compass.

As vast as the sea, as free as the waves, and as radiant as the light that dances upon the stage.