Titì is four years old and draws everything she sees, feels, and imagines: the warm sun of a vacation, a wolf hiding behind a tree, a tiny whale shark. Each time, she proudly announces: "I've drawn a picture!" But as she walks home from school, between grandma, dad, and distracted neighbors, we never get to see what she's truly created. Until Titì leads us into her room and a surprising gallery of images opens up. Melania Longo and Alessandro Sanna (Ho fatto un disegno, Camelozampa) celebrate the child's gaze, inviting adults to truly stop and observe it and indulge it.
Titì is four years old and draws everything she sees, feels, and imagines: the warm sun of a vacation, a wolf hiding behind a tree, a tiny whale shark. Each time, she proudly announces: "I've drawn a picture!" But as she walks home from school, between grandma, dad, and distracted neighbors, we never get to see what she's truly created. Until Titì leads us into her room and a surprising gallery of images opens up. Melania Longo and Alessandro Sanna (Ho fatto un disegno, Camelozampa) celebrate the child's gaze, inviting adults to truly stop and observe it and indulge it.