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«Il Giardino delle Parole» dell’Ospedale di Codogno, uno spazio di creatività per i pazienti psichiatrici

L'intervento ha riguardato sia l’interno che l’esterno del reparto con l’obiettivo di creare spazi più ampi, più fruibili e rispettosi della dignità delle persone

Translated:
The "Garden of Words" at Codogno Hospital, a space for creativity for psychiatric patients.

The intervention involved both the interior and exterior of the department with the goal of creating more spacious, user-friendly spaces that are respectful of people's dignity.

#CodognoHospital #GardenofWords
https://www.corriere.it/salute/neuroscienze/24_ottobre_08/il-giardino-delle-parole-dell-ospedale-di-codogno-uno-spazio-di-creativita-per-i-pazienti-psichiatrici-b2e63e79-49ef-41eb-8e42-0ba92ba29xlk.shtml

Rolling Stone | TV-Tipp: „Garden Of Words“ - Gemeinsam einsam im Regen
https://www.rollingstone.de/tv-tipp-garden-of-words-gemeinsam-einsam-im-regen-2668561/

#Anime #GardenOfWords #MakotoShinkai

Makoto Shinkai's #GardenOfWords :

My absolute favorite of Makoto's productions. I'm not sure if I have any experiential connection to it, but it's a gut punch to my feels. Every. Damn. Time. It contains so much "juuust stuff" I don't know where to begin. The poetry, both conversant and blatant insertions, of tanka and haiku...well... it's poignant and stunning. Then to talk about the artwork, then to talk about the audio. #anime #hundredpiecesofart One through Ten. 😉

10 Jahre ist es her, seit Makoto Shinkais Meisterwerk „The Garden of Words“ in Japan veröffentlicht wurde. Falls ihn jemand noch nicht gesehen hat: Hierzulande könnt ihr ihn euch bei #LeonineAnime holen!

#shinkai #makotoshinkai #gardenofwords

I went to the cinema to see #GardenOfWords +#YourName back to back. I had already seen both, but the first not well, so I decided to go

Imho GoW is original in its subject and characters, and has lots of gorgeous shots -tho you can see the animation is lacking at times, unlike in YN (but they had totally different budgets). All in all I did not like it much, just like the first time. Maybe I was too tired for its pace, but it failed to really grab me.

That did not happen with Your Name. The first part especially is great, plus there are bits of lore that'd be really cool to know more of, and the ending was moving even if I already knew it