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HopefulmonsterBOOK FORMAT
Hardcover, 5.5 x 7.75 in. / 66 pgs / 36 color. PUBLISHING STATUS
Pub Date 1/2/2004
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| | | HOPEFULMONSTERWhat To Do?Art by Mario Merz and Fiction by Marosia Castaldi.
One looked like a dinosaur. Another one looked like an anteater. Another one a big lizard or a crocodile. They are not just figures or signs among the stars. They are living creatures that move up in the sky. The Universe is full of dinosaurs, kites, lizards and lions, men with arrows and rhinos. So writes Marosia Castaldi in this tender fable, in which the author's words combine with the magical visions of Mario Merz to tell of a world of imagination that can be found inside everyone. Haven't we all looked at the night sky and wondered if someone else was looking at the same stars and constellations, but from the other side?
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FORMAT: Hardcover, 5.5 x 7.75 in. / 66 pgs / 36 color.
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ISBN: 9788877571663
PUBLISHER: Hopefulmonster
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| What To Do? Published by Hopefulmonster.
Art by Mario Merz and Fiction by Marosia Castaldi. One looked like a dinosaur. Another one looked like an anteater. Another one a big lizard or a crocodile. They are not just figures or signs among the stars. They are living creatures that move up in the sky. The Universe is full of dinosaurs, kites, lizards and lions, men with arrows and rhinos. So writes Marosia Castaldi in this tender fable, in which the author's words combine with the magical visions of Mario Merz to tell of a world of imagination that can be found inside everyone. Haven't we all looked at the night sky and wondered if someone else was looking at the same stars and constellations, but from the other side?
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