When you’re young, the world is a ferris wheel.
That’s a lyric from a 2007 song by the indie band Bright Eyes - but also true. Youth is that dizzying, almost magical period of life that floats above a yet-unknown reality - one swelled by the spin of teenage hormones and boundless optimism.
It’s the intersection between who we are, and who we are becoming; an endless corridor filled with unlocked doors.
In other words, it’s the most formative era of our lives.
But it’s only now, for the very first time, that a museum has been dedicated to it.
