Toys designed from books and legends, and powered by sustainable energy such as wind, heat, gravity and feelings.
El Ingenioso Hidalgo Don Quijote de la Mancha Small Version Just then they came in sight of thirty or forty windmills that rise from that plain. And no sooner did Don Quixote see them that he said to his squire, “Fortune is guiding our affairs better than we ourselves could have wished. Do you see … Read more
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A trip to the moon ‘It’s the stupidest tea-party I ever was at in all my life!’ Nevertheless you are there and you have to make the Mad Hatter and the March Hare transform their hats in tea-cups by sending them inside the slots on the table. The two players choose who to be, … Read more
Giovedì 28/07/2016 1, Levontin st. Hamigdalor Presentazione del libro Ha shed me hasataf Agadot teva arez-israelit Autore: Tzur Shezaf Illustrazioni: Daniela Roggeri Joffe The devil from Sataf
Phileas Fogg on Wikipedia: Phileas Fogg Tel Aviv 12.00h S.Petersbourg 13.00h Ancorage 1.00h
Golden Ratio what is it? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_ratio
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LA FOTOSINTESI CLOROFILLIANA Questo gioco e’ un omaggio alla VERDE FOGLIA che con l’aiuto della LUCE SOLARE, cattura 6 molecole di biossido di carbonio, CO2, le combina con 6 molecole di acqua, H2O, per fabbricarsi una grossa molecola di glucosio, C6H12O6, di cui la pianta si nutre e libera nell’aria 12 atomi di ossigeno, per … Read more
This is a tile formed by 14 pieces. It was situated a hundred years ago in the gardens of the library of Cordoba. An abstract geometric decoration. Its origins date back to 1100 , when Cordoba was a center of civilazation , culture and tolerance, in which arabs, jews and christians lived in great harmony. … Read more
From le bateau ivre: wikipedia hommage a Rimbaud. Si je dèsire une eau d’Europe c’est la flache Noire et froide où vers un crèpuscule embaumé Un enfant accroupi, plein des tristesses, lache Un bateau frèle comme un papillon de mai. Arthur Rimbaud
The old man rows steadily away from shore toward the deep waters of the Gulf Stream. He hears the leaps and whirs of the flying fish…(Hemingway)