Adults playing with dolls — building shrines, leaving candy offerings, writing notes, tying ribbons to make wishes come true. The work captures the quiet rituals people perform when sending desires upward: miniature houses with figurines, handwritten prayers, decorative tokens. Grown-ups constructing naive altars, still believing in symbolic exchange. It's tender and sad and ordinary all at once — the persistence of magical thinking, the refusal to stop hoping. Childhood games never really end. They just get more desperate.