My friend's name is STRANO. He has three eyes: the one above looks at everything and the one below looks straight ahead. He also has three ears to hear everything even when he is in a faraway place, even whales underwater. He lives in Ukraine...
My imaginary friend is called Triceratopo and is shaped like a crocodile. It has a pointed tail and a rough green tail. To talk to me he makes noises. He eats bones and wood. He knows how to break down rocks. He is big but...
He’s a star-unicorn-bird-dragon that defeats Mangiacoraggio with his horn. The tail and the comet make him go super fast. He is good and brave, and when he is with me, he makes my fear go away....
Different imaginary friends, every one of them is different by shapes and colours, just as we imagined them. Everybody is special....
A bit brat, a bit lovely. From the project 'Museum of Imaginary Friends' curated by Giancarlo Chirico with the collaboration of Bimba Landmann, Camelozampa and Explora - the children's museum in Rome....
She’s a bit spiteful. From the project 'Museum of Imaginary Friends' curated by Giancarlo Chirico with the collaboration of Bimba Landmann, Camelozampa and Explora - the children's museum in Rome....
It makes electricity from two horns. From the project 'Museum of Imaginary Friends' curated by Giancarlo Chirico with the collaboration of Bimba Landmann, Camelozampa and Explora - the children's museum in Rome....
He’s always lovely and he helps me with Niccolò, my little brother. From the project 'Museum of Imaginary Friends' curated by Giancarlo Chirico with the collaboration of Bimba Landmann, Camelozampa and Explora - the children's museum in Rome....
He loves playing golf. From the project 'Museum of Imaginary Friends' curated by Giancarlo Chirico with the collaboration of Bimba Landmann, Camelozampa and Explora - the children's museum in Rome....
He can take everything and put inside him. From the project 'Museum of Imaginary Friends' curated by Giancarlo Chirico with the collaboration of Bimba Landmann, Camelozampa and Explora - the children's museum in Rome....