In the spirit of the 2024 Paris Olympics, Letizia Le Fur celebrates the “little games” of everyday life—those fleeting moments that reveal the city’s vibrant energy. Inspired by philosopher Mathieu Triclot, who asserts that “to play is to become human,” she explores how these moments shape our connection to urban space. After spending six months in Paris and its suburbs, she observes: “Adults play less than I thought, but I discovered a few die-hard players.” For her project, she opts for a square format, evoking those games that have survived the digital age: board games, hopscotch, Scrabble tiles... Paris, usually a city-museum, recedes into the background to become the humble setting for our intimate and playful connection to the city.