Comptar-ne 88

Omar is three years old, Maür is three too, and his brother Teo is two years older, which means five! And having many more, what does that mean? Having, for example, eighty-eight?

Comptar-ne vuitanta-vuit invites us to pause within this wonderful dialogue between children and grown-ups. To grasp the notion of time, children need the adult, able to turn abstraction into wordplay.

Comptar-ne vuitanta-vuit is an invitation to join the game. What hides behind numbers? Three stones, three beds, five fingers on each hand.