Eccola!

Where adults see nothing, children can see entire universes. Can a family be represented by a series of small circles? You’d say no, if you’re an adult. But if you’re a child, and someone asks you to draw your family, you might see it that way. A meeting between an adult and a child, and between two different perspectives. Where one sees mere holes, the other imagines infinite worlds.
An essential and visionary book, offering a tactile and visual experience for the child, inviting them to practice abstraction and imagination. A story about the ability to go beyond and see through things.

Themes: family, imagination, abstract thinking.

The related educational booklet is available: “Famiglie, colori e carta bianca – Thoughts and practices for seeing families from the children’s perspective” by Marco Ius, Marzia Saglietti, Serena Olivieri.