We all do everything disposes of words and works like game. The illustrations show different characters – men, women, young and old – engaging in a wide variety of activities.

Upon turning the separate parts of its split pages, readers are able to make different combinations. We can see all characters doing everything. This means that — at least in this book — there are no prejudices or preconceived ideas. Everyone can do everything: grandparents go surfboarding, fathers hang out the washing, mothers do odd jobs, everything happens naturally.

This book is the result of a contest for creativity, launched by the municipality of Geneva. It was originally published by Éditions Notari, created to promote equality between men and women.