Do we really know what our things get up to when we’re not looking? An umbrella can become a cane, hangers could decide to be boomerangs and hats might just storm the dance floor! When you think about it, there’s no end to what things can do when left to their own devices. And what are we ever going to do when our paper clips won’t stop doing yoga? This is a poem and a visual essay on the power of our imagination, and a search for the meaning of things that, all things considered, don’t really mean anything at all.
The Things Things Do When No One is Looking
Luís Leal Miranda & Carolina Celas
Orfeu Negro | september 2024 | 56 PAGES | 19,8 X 28 CM | hardcover