"Acrobats" is my new book that i've illustrated and written, hoping to find a special place in the hearts of both children and new parents.
Through the artful world of acrobats, following their gymnastic routines young readers are inspired to embrace their own inner strength and overcome obstacles. With each turn of the page, the story gently guides children to believe in themselves, teaching them that courage, love and determination are key ingredients for self-knowledge.
For new parents, "Acrobats" provides a relatable exploration of the fears and worries that come with raising a child. The book reminds parents that it is natural to have fears but that they can be conquered through love, support and open communication with their kids and loved ones. It serves as a gentle reminder that as parents, they have the ability to be their child's biggest cheerleader and a source of unwavering strength.
The illustrations within "Acrobats" is a colorful mosaic of shapes. The vibrant colors and constructivist shapes help create a visually experience that complements the playfulness, making it a joy to read and explore.
Overall, "Acrobats" is a book that combines art, inspiring messages and artful illustrations.
A book critique wrote "This is a geometrical, philosophical manifesto for life" and i couldn't agree more.
The transition from page to stage opens up a world of collective creativity , allowing words and illustrations to be experienced in a dynamic and immersive way.
The excitement of seeing my book transformed into a theatrical play, even before "Acrobats" had a year of distribution, was an opportunity to reach a wider audience.
The theatrical medium has the potential to inspire and impact individuals in ways that books alone cannot. It allows for shared experiences and communal reactions, fostering a sense of unity and dialogue among the young audience.
