within social and cultural constraints. Sparked by Surabhi Yadav’s search for the playful side of her late mother, the project has grown into a powerful visual archive and community. Through seven years of documentation, Yadav reveals how leisure becomes a rare, often hidden space where women can simply be themselves. Her work exposes disparities in access to public space, challenges stereotypes, and invites audiences to rethink freedom, visibility and equity in everyday life. Ultimately, it is a call to value leisure as a fundamental human need.
