"Curator at the Museum" started as a natural extension of my hobby—collecting and caring for LEGO sets. Early on, I jokingly referred to my small collection as a "museum," and as it grew, so did the idea behind the series. It became a way to experiment with lighting, showcase the sets, and explore their stories while also maintaining and preserving them through cleaning and dusting. What began as personal tests evolved into a rewarding creative practice—one that lets me continually refine my skills, push my lighting techniques, and bring out the narrative potential in each LEGO model I own.