It's the June 2: the Sensibilia project is started ^_^

Well, today was time to start the project Sensibilia, the project born thanks to the collaboration between me and my friend Cecilia!

We shared on our social media the information about the project and about the crowdfunding compaign with some nice suprises for who will give us a small amount of money. The project now is just in italian language (our mother language), but in the next months we'll work on something in English too, so I want to share with you more informations about it!

The entire name of the project is "Sensibilia,  a map through the senses and the imaginary." and as you can understand reading the title, it's not just a simple description (with illustrations too) about the botanical explanation of wild plants, but it's more than this. 

Cecilia wrote a nice note about our project on the platform we are using to raise fund (it's an italian platform called "produzioni dal basso" and you can see our project here) and so I translated that note in English just for you (I hope my translation is good enough ^_^):

" The plants are our allies. Thanks to the plants we live, we breathe, the plants help our life. They are a sort of  world inside our world: mysterious, immediate, precious. Together with the plants we co-create our environment and we can take care of ourselves and our planet. Each plant has its own "voice" that we can hear  activating other senses, one of which is the intuition, the ability to be inspired, the evocation of meanings.
We want to create a "tool" that speaks directly to the most subtle senses, through some images and informations, to bring people closer to their most authentic part, to create a relationship between dream and reality, between everyday life and dreamlike. To discover new languages ​​that are made not only just by words, but also by experiences and different sensibilities.

Based on  this premise, we propose a path composed of words and images that guide the person to  discover some wild herbs not only from a botanical point of view, but offering also a guide to discover the feelings.

Our goal is to create an Oracle deck consisting of 42 cards with a guide book that accompanies the reading. The officinal plants will be divided according to  five elements: air, water, earth, fire, akasha or spirit. Each card will tell the story of the plant and speak with its voice, creating a relationship and a resonance with those who read and observe."

Well, see ya soon for the next updates ^_^

Good night to everyone and see ya soon!

Silvia