In this world so full of all sorts of things, would you like a little bit of nothing at all?

In this new album by Marie Dorléans, we discover a world much like our own, in which humans are particularly fond of accumulation: from household appliances to airplanes and slides, there is not much room left to breathe. Fortunately, a slightly eccentric scientist decides to invent a machine that can make nothing. A slow change unfolds in the city, to the delight of young and old alike, who enjoy watching, playing, and laughing. This book is a joyful call for a bit more calm in our busy lives.